Centuries ago,
Purple orbs intrigued the gaze of the King of Bailimi.
Slowly, the veil covering Zelda’s face came undone and the dirt lines and tiny cuts gotten from their affairs reflected on her tender appearance.
Kamaz had his hand wrapped around the hilt of his sword. He had no idea what the King wanted and he didn’t like the way the King stared at Zelda – it was a fixated stare that suggested the lowliest of carnal activities. But it seemed he recollected that his son had called her his chosen lady and his features sharpened.
‘‘You’ll be honoured to know I’d love to share a meal with you all.
Now you must retire. Toran treat our guests right’’
They thanked the King and were shown to their various places of rest. Tema requested for Zelda to stay with her as it would make it easier for them to commence their plan. It didn’t bud well with Kamaz but he agreed to it as Zelda had nothing against it.