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In Greece, long ago . . .



While they walked through the streets a man bumped past Arell."One side."He muttered, trying to tell him to move. He ran to the colisuem and inside. Phil looked back at the two knew competitors."Hehe, looks like you'll get more than ya' fill of competition, I suggest you boys put your game faces on."He stated to them before turning back and continuing his trot through the streets toward the arena.

Meanwhile in a Swamp Far Away From Camelot.......



Grad smiled deviously, letting go of Kyrb so he could return to the road."Well I'm ready and willing, lets get a move on, I'd like to watch Camelot burn in the time we have."He ordered out, the soldier moved from the murky swamp and followed there master."Come on Kryb, lets go."He told her, holding his hand out so she could take it and follow at his side.

Kryb turned and walked up to Grad's side, cradeling the now sleeping baby in her other arm.
She really didn't know what else to do but go along with Grad. She'd never had such attention given to her before. And, she was a bit curious to see how this went. If he could burn down an entire Kingdom, perhaps he could help her take care of the Green Kingdom a few miles from here.

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Edel smiled warmly at him as the flower wrapped around her arm changed colors. "I'm sure mother would find me the moment I step out of this room, no matter where I go." she replied, holding the book she still had in her hand up a bit. After a brief moment, it levetated itself out of her hand and over to the bookshelf where it belonged.
"But...I don't think she'd be able to say much to me if I were accompanied with a new face." she continued, offering him her hand. "I would love to see more of your castle."


C.C. stood on the table, watching the two a moment. He blinked.
Well...perhaps getting her to warm up to him wasn't going to be as difficult as he originally thought. Sterling was quite the charmer.

Wonder if they'd be so close when a certain merchant appeared with his young and handsome son in toe....

Meanwhile in Camelot



Skuld followed Merlin back toward the festivities, "I suppose you're right, Merlin. Perhaps we should have some 'weakness' shown to Grad, and let him commit to where we want him. Perhaps something not too obvious, but something that he would notice?"

Meanwhile...Outside Camelot...

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A large wagon rode up to the towering Kingdom, and stopped a football's length away from it's borders. Servants and hired hands stepped off the wagon and streached out a bit before venturing any farther.

A man in black and gold clothing rode up on a black mare and stopped beside the wagon. "Easy when you move things around, now. It's delicate magic keeping those goods cramped in that little wagon, I'll not have it spilling out onto the road. Where is Constant? Surely he's not sleeping still." the man said while still sitting on his horse.

Another man...couldn't have been more than twenty, poked his head out of the back of the wagon. "Did you honestly expect me to sleep through that mountain pass we just went through." he grumbled, running a strong hand through his dark rugged hair.

"Ah, we've been through mountain passes before. This dirt road is nothing like it." the man replied.

The boy scoffed. "Easy enough for you to say. You were on a horse. Not cramped in the back of this miserable thing."

"I've seen you sleep though Neptune's wrath on a boat. This would be easy enough for you to sleep through, son." the man replied, sliding down off of his horse. "Now, change out of those old work clothes and into something more presentable. There's a celebration being held in this famous Kingdom, and tomorrow will be bleak. We need to trade what we can now and bid our time until things settle again."

The boy sighed. "You mean pass off as honest traders, get what goods we can while they're not ruined, wait while soldiers spill blood, then rummage through the garbage and rubble to find what we can take to be traded elsewhere. Same as the last seven kingdom's we've visited." he said as he slid his head back into the wagon.

"And what profits we've made. That gem the lovely Lady Condulmer gave to us has certainly paid off it's weight in gold. We know where there's going to something big happen, we make a living, and we preserve a bit of culture while we can."

"And, when exactly do we stop traveling in this filthy wagon, rummaging through everyone's unwanted's, and start living in that castle you swindled down in the country side?"

"When we make enough to be able to live off of it."

"Just trade everything and we'll have more than enough."

"Oh no." the man said, shaking his head. "I don't trade off everything we get. One day you'll understand just how much of a treasure old pots jewels can be."

"Perhaps..." the boy replied, steping out of the wagon in a fine brown outfit with a gold chain hanging from it. "But I'd find it more of a treasure if it gave me more status than a simple merchant."

The man sighed, stroking his blonde beard. "Such an ambitious boy...sometimes I think you have too much of it."

"Then you should have named me after those of less ambition." the boy said with a smirk. "Let's get this trading over with."

Meanwhile in Ancient Greece



Rogue's eyes blinked open and shut several times before she bagan to come to. Then, her green eyes drifted to the scene around her and finally back to Arell, "What ta heck? Did Ah land in the middle of the world's biggest toga party?"