Katamari Roller
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Lady Marotte sat on a chair in the garden, with parchment and a quill. She was absorbed into her activity: drawing a map and disposition of forces of one of the battles she had been in, previous to her entering the Royal Guard. It was a sort of meditation activity for her, to submerge her mind back into those times and commit to memory every detail she could remember. The forces at her command, those she faced, the enemy commander, the terrain and its state, the movements of each army, the progress of the battle, her personal fights and actions and her guesses at the enemy leader´s... all of these, she wrote in parchment that she proceeded to guard inside a book. It was a compilation of sorts.
De Guinne had a dream. A small dream, nothing too important for her, more a hobby than an actual goal. She intended to write a book about strategy and actual battles in which a great number of tactics were applied. There were a couple of treatises about war in her family library, and found them so fascinating that it was intriguing to her, why there were so few books with useful information for commanders. Even the Royal Library had less essays about the topic than her own family. Marotte thought that, since she already meditated on battles just for the benefit of experience for future use, as a practical hobby, she might as well do it thoroughly and perhaps put it to the Empire´s service. Even if it was going to be ruled by a reckless brat.
Her musings and writing were interrupted by the servant sent by the Royals. After a sigh of annoyance, she sent the servant away with her book and parchment to be left in her chambers as well as orders for a small group of the Royal Guard to assemble, and went up to Antar´s chambers. She did not bother buttoning up her blouse, but she did put on her jacket on top.
The scene inside did not surprise her any more than the one last night, and she did not intend to be dragged into the princes´ perversions. The girl inside rang a bell with her. Had she seen her yesterday, perhaps?
"Prince Antar, Princess Arabelle, the Royal Guard will be ready in a few minutes. Your orders?"
De Guinne had a dream. A small dream, nothing too important for her, more a hobby than an actual goal. She intended to write a book about strategy and actual battles in which a great number of tactics were applied. There were a couple of treatises about war in her family library, and found them so fascinating that it was intriguing to her, why there were so few books with useful information for commanders. Even the Royal Library had less essays about the topic than her own family. Marotte thought that, since she already meditated on battles just for the benefit of experience for future use, as a practical hobby, she might as well do it thoroughly and perhaps put it to the Empire´s service. Even if it was going to be ruled by a reckless brat.
Her musings and writing were interrupted by the servant sent by the Royals. After a sigh of annoyance, she sent the servant away with her book and parchment to be left in her chambers as well as orders for a small group of the Royal Guard to assemble, and went up to Antar´s chambers. She did not bother buttoning up her blouse, but she did put on her jacket on top.
The scene inside did not surprise her any more than the one last night, and she did not intend to be dragged into the princes´ perversions. The girl inside rang a bell with her. Had she seen her yesterday, perhaps?
"Prince Antar, Princess Arabelle, the Royal Guard will be ready in a few minutes. Your orders?"