Claret_Dreams
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Dorian sat in the deep-seated throne that was situated behind a heavy layer of blue velvet curtains. Bored and a bit irritated he leaned against his knuckle and spun the point of a decorative sword which was fashioned for ceremonies; in it’s history it had been used twice, one to honor the new dynasty and the other to announce a war. Whether or not it he wielded it for one of these situations, who knew? Though it would be found out soon.
Several minutes passed and outside cheers and outcries of what seemed to be a massive crowd, but as it set, he was not amused and it showed by the way he easily brushed off the advances of one of the servants who was dressed in a purple loin cloth trimmed with silver fray, purple top that seemed to crush her breasts together producing a massive amount of cleavage, while on her wrist the sign that she was chattel was all too clear by a tight metal bracer. When she was brushed away, she had fallen onto her rear, the chain that held her connected to a thick steel rod clattered against the ground. He responded with a nonchalant tone, “Leave me be whore.”
Standing up from his seat, he slung the dulled edge of the blade onto the protruding shoulder protection of his silver armor, releasing a cloud clank when metal hit metal. “Enough of this idle waiting, what am I waiting for anyway!” He shouted, hand grabbing a handful of the tactile velvet curtains, opening them only a peek before an advisor ran up and wrapped his wrinkled and frail digits around the matching silver vambrace on his left arm, “Sire you mustn’t go out there before-“
With another headstrong thrust, he shook his arm violently trying to cast the elderly man away. When he did, he walked up to him, taking a handful of his fine tunic, bringing his face to his own while the older male was against the cold stone tiles of the floor, “How dare you place your hands on me, I am royalty, that means you don’t lay a hand on me unless I prompt it! Understood!?” He demanded, only receiving a whispered answer, “Yes sire.”
“Coward,” Dorian said, releasing his grip and grinning a wide sadistic grin.
Ducking his head, he slipped from behind the curtain, letting the velvet sway. Once outside the cheering of the crowd was heard, he basked in it with a haughty stance: eyes closed, chin lifted pridefully, and hands placed over the end of the handgrip. When he grew weary of it, he raised a hand, it did nothing; this irritated him immensely. The ideology that he had grew up with, practically becoming his religion was that he was chosen by God; better than them, thus they must worship and obey his EVERY command. A growl began to grow under his breath, knuckles turning white as anger raced through his frame, then he released one hand and raised his voice, lifting the sword with a precise and masterful wielding, pointing it towards the crowd, “I asked for your silence now you will give it to me.”
The crowd grew silent.
Lowering the sword to rest as it had been on his shoulder, he paced the tiny expanse of the balcony, “Friends, servants, and loyal supporters; you have gathered her in a most dire circumstance. It seems that the Fort Balton has been conquered.” He stopped and turned to the crowd, “This will not tolerated! Now I will keep this short because time is of the essence, “The Kingdom of Sorcal believes we are weak, they say our power comes from our slaves, but they are wrong! I trust that everyone of you will aide me in crushing our foes. It is our time to shine, let us rally and conquer!”
Thrusting the sword into the air, he let the jade pools wander over the audience, he continued while his hand was raised, “This sword has only been presented only two times in the past, one for peace and the other for war; this is neither. I present this sword is in the result that it will bring on our Golden Age, now rise with me!”
Then he let his other hand raise, eyes shut while the paled sun beat down onto the armor, causing it to send vibrant light off the armor so that it gave him the appearance of a god. Turning his back to them now, the long cloak silver cloak fluttered in the wind that caught it, body slipping behind the curtains.
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OPEN AGAIN!
Several minutes passed and outside cheers and outcries of what seemed to be a massive crowd, but as it set, he was not amused and it showed by the way he easily brushed off the advances of one of the servants who was dressed in a purple loin cloth trimmed with silver fray, purple top that seemed to crush her breasts together producing a massive amount of cleavage, while on her wrist the sign that she was chattel was all too clear by a tight metal bracer. When she was brushed away, she had fallen onto her rear, the chain that held her connected to a thick steel rod clattered against the ground. He responded with a nonchalant tone, “Leave me be whore.”
Standing up from his seat, he slung the dulled edge of the blade onto the protruding shoulder protection of his silver armor, releasing a cloud clank when metal hit metal. “Enough of this idle waiting, what am I waiting for anyway!” He shouted, hand grabbing a handful of the tactile velvet curtains, opening them only a peek before an advisor ran up and wrapped his wrinkled and frail digits around the matching silver vambrace on his left arm, “Sire you mustn’t go out there before-“
With another headstrong thrust, he shook his arm violently trying to cast the elderly man away. When he did, he walked up to him, taking a handful of his fine tunic, bringing his face to his own while the older male was against the cold stone tiles of the floor, “How dare you place your hands on me, I am royalty, that means you don’t lay a hand on me unless I prompt it! Understood!?” He demanded, only receiving a whispered answer, “Yes sire.”
“Coward,” Dorian said, releasing his grip and grinning a wide sadistic grin.
Ducking his head, he slipped from behind the curtain, letting the velvet sway. Once outside the cheering of the crowd was heard, he basked in it with a haughty stance: eyes closed, chin lifted pridefully, and hands placed over the end of the handgrip. When he grew weary of it, he raised a hand, it did nothing; this irritated him immensely. The ideology that he had grew up with, practically becoming his religion was that he was chosen by God; better than them, thus they must worship and obey his EVERY command. A growl began to grow under his breath, knuckles turning white as anger raced through his frame, then he released one hand and raised his voice, lifting the sword with a precise and masterful wielding, pointing it towards the crowd, “I asked for your silence now you will give it to me.”
The crowd grew silent.
Lowering the sword to rest as it had been on his shoulder, he paced the tiny expanse of the balcony, “Friends, servants, and loyal supporters; you have gathered her in a most dire circumstance. It seems that the Fort Balton has been conquered.” He stopped and turned to the crowd, “This will not tolerated! Now I will keep this short because time is of the essence, “The Kingdom of Sorcal believes we are weak, they say our power comes from our slaves, but they are wrong! I trust that everyone of you will aide me in crushing our foes. It is our time to shine, let us rally and conquer!”
Thrusting the sword into the air, he let the jade pools wander over the audience, he continued while his hand was raised, “This sword has only been presented only two times in the past, one for peace and the other for war; this is neither. I present this sword is in the result that it will bring on our Golden Age, now rise with me!”
Then he let his other hand raise, eyes shut while the paled sun beat down onto the armor, causing it to send vibrant light off the armor so that it gave him the appearance of a god. Turning his back to them now, the long cloak silver cloak fluttered in the wind that caught it, body slipping behind the curtains.
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OPEN AGAIN!
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