The Lost Soul
The evening was uneventful. The halls of the palace were
silent and dark. Dusk covered the surfaces
of all the furniture. The Grand room was
dimly lit from the burning candles. The
palace was slowly being over taken by the vines from the unkempt gardens. The gardens set high above the palace
walls. The queen would water and tend to
them every day, but due to her absences nothing but vines and weeds have taken
over the once beautiful gardens. The servants
took over watering the gardens, but because of the kings anger he sent them all
away.
He would wonder the halls reminiscing over his lost
queen. The once great palace was now a
dark dim place where nothing but sadness ruled.
The table where the king and queen would eat was now covered with
rotting food, and bugs. In the bed room
set a large broken bed, big enough for two.
The sheets were ripped, feathers from the pillows were scattered all
over the floor. Opposite of the bed hung
a large painting of the king and queen that was now cut in two. It appeared as
if a large sword simply swiped through it.
The windows of all the rooms were shattered, glass set everywhere on the
floors.
“I don’t know where I went wrong!” the king shouted as he
set in his chair, facing the large fire place.
His clothes were torn and hung sloppily from his body. A tiny voice echoed in the back of his head, “You
know what you must do.”
He looked around, startled by the voice.
“Who is there?”
There was no answer.
The only sound the king heard was the sound of the cracking fire.
“It’s been here the entire time, and you know how to use it,”
the voice said, now even louder. A guest
of wind violently blew out the fire in the fireplace. The room suddenly grew dark. The king turned around in circles, now even
more frighten by the voice.
All of a sudden the hall filled with a mysterious blue
light. The king turned to see the fire
place was now filled with a large blue flame.
The glow of the flame put the once frighten king into a trance. He slowly walked closer to the blue glowing
flame. The bricks in the back of the
fireplace began to crumble and fall revealing a dark hallway. The king pasted right through the flame into
the dark hallway. As the king mad his
way farther into the dark hallway the blue flame disappeared. The king stood there in the dark smiling.
“I will rule this world.”
The hall then became lit buy several more blue flames. The hall wasn’t a hall; it was a large temple
full of Golems. The Temple was now
filled by the echoing sound of the king’s laughter.
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