Sir William of Franco
The only thing we could do now was look for Queen Avelyn. We have gotten the information we needed, so Olivander and I were in a carriage, travelling down the path we were told. It was leading toward an abandoned path, a forest I presume. Olivander had been extremely jittery since the ride started, always lost in his own mind.
I taped his shoulder, making him slightly jump. His jaw dropped as he looked at his surroundings.
"Olivander, are you well?" I asked.
"Oh... yes... of course." he muttered.
Holding the reigns, I looked ahead of myself and kept on riding.
"Are we headed toward that forest?" Olivander asked after a while.
"I believe so, this is the path we were given by King Leo." I explained.
"King Leo, does he know where she would have went?"
I looked over at him for a second then saw the lost look in his eyes. There was something unsettling about him.
"Helena and Chandler explained everything they knew, this is what they said."
Olivander wiped his hand over his face and sighed, obviously thinking and over thinking about his life. I held onto the reigns and yawned, thinking about Harley. The sun was setting just about us, making the clouds turn a soft pink, I'm sure Harley would love this sight. The rays blinded me and I rode.
"She ran off with The Duke... she must have fallen in love..." Olivander said.
I gave him a side-way glance as I rose one eyebrow.
"How can you fall in love, Olivander? One cannot simply fall in love. It's impossible to fall into an emotion." I said, laughing.
"Well, if you look at it figuratively, it is possible to fall into love. Because you fall into someone's heart." he said back, all smart.
"Oh, Sir Olivander, you are a clever one."
As we rode, I noticed a figure standing in front of us. The sky was now dark, so we had to pull over. I rode into the grass, making the horses stand at a halt. I hopped out of the carriage and walked over to the figure. It was standing with it's back to me.
"Excuse me," I said a little loudly.
The figure froze in it's place, then turned on its heel, revealing himself. It was The Duke. I put on a sly smile and walked over to him.
"Hello, Duke." I said. "What are thou doing out so late?"
"I was looking for you." he took a long step toward me, closing up the distance between us. I wasn't threatened, but I believe he thought he was threatening. He had his hand gripped over something on his belt, I suppose a weapon.
"You knew I was coming? Did thou know?" I asked.
A stiffled laugh came out of him.
"Of course, the Queen's knights don't wait for her, they look. I was expecting thou." His voice was filled with such confidence, it made me cringe.
"Sir William! It's the Duke!" Olivander yelled. He was a smart one.
I looked behind me and saw him just a foot away, a sword drawn in front of him. It was standing with his hand balancing it. I looked back over at The Duke. He was now eyeing Olivander.
"Let her go, Duke, and I promise I will not hurt." I said through clenched teeth.
"She came with me, I did not take her away from the kingdom."
"Do not be funny! Let her go!" I yelled.
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