Bryghtwood {Medieval Fantasy} OPEN!!!!!

Tse-Tse then told Hakan. "You have been accepted by the dogs, thus are welcome to return. No need to lose sleep now, especially when you'll be leaving in the morning."

Tse-Tse, Ekon and Llum bid the others goodnight before heading their own ways for the night.

(Sure, to when?)

((Or if you just want to skip until the next day or day after that I’m really down for anything

((Sure. I’ll start. Also if you want to put any mix or creature into my kingdom that’s fine. I made it so that anyone who might possibly join could just have fun with it.... right now it’s only you though so lol

Roman woke up with the sunrise as always. There were already maids knocking on his and his wife’s door to prepare them for the day. Give them the news of what happened during the night as well as provide them with their outfits for the day and the like. Roman quietly allowed them in before turning in bed to gently kiss his wife’s cheek to wake her up gently. But hen the two had obviously made up, though there still was some tension due to having different views on the alliances.

Moksha was already awake as he watched over his kingdom. His palace was built on a very large, very sturdy tree that overlooked the rest of the kingdom, which was also tucked away and built both on trees and on the ground. The kingdom was in a jungle like territory that, like it was mention before, depleted into bareness during the winter. It also had valleys and rivers surrounding it though. Krisharya had led the morning patrol, seeing the damages that had been left by an earlier surprise attack on the outskirts of their southern border.

“Morning.” Roman said fondly. “We have company..” he said as he gestured to the maids and footmen filed into the room. Roman then saw Alma’s tired face and sighed, “Alma. Sleep in, my dear. Please.” He quietly begged her, “I will do the morning rounds myself it will be fine.”

Krisharya came into down with her group, their mounts’ hooves thundering against the packed dirt. Krisharya halted everyone as she saw Tse-Tse. It was their last stop during their little mission. “How does it look?” She asked plainly as she approached her, serious as always.

“Are you sure?” Roman asked, looking very skeptical. He then reluctantly got out of bed, going over to his footmen to get ready.



“I see.” Krisharya said as he stood next to Tse-Tse. “Thank you. This is very useful information..” she said, studying the earth ahead of them.

“Okay..” Roman said. He then looked as the maids approached Alma, bowing politely before quietly informing her on what she needed to do for the day as well as get her caught up with what happened over night. They also helped her get dressed before bringing her over to the dresser to do her makeup and hair. Roman gave her a sympathetic look. He never liked how bothersome the maids seemed to be over his mother or Alma. His routine was at least simple.

“I see. We will need to get our vegetation up as soon as possible.” Krisharya said, her voice becoming worried, “our people can not continue to be strong for long if we are hungry. Which could lead to our demise during this war..”

Once they were both finished getting ready Roman looked to his wife, smiling fondly before leading the way out into the hallway. The castle was quite busy today, with many people talking and rushing by to go about their duties.

“It has every year.” Karisharya said, “our other neighbors further north have kept us well during our times of need. You’d think they’d have it worse, but they live in greenhouses.

“Well, when I was younger there were days during a war when the hallways would be almost completely abandoned. Other days there was barely enough room to even walk straight without getting bumped into. It was scary for me since at the time I was so much smaller than everyone else. So, my father, despite his busy schedule, always made time to walk me from my room to my safer study room if he wasn’t out on the battlefield. He’s either have me in his arms or on his shoulders so I wouldn’t be swept away by the crowd.” Roman said with a small laugh.

“Which is exactly why we need the help to get our soils up to par.” Krisharya said. “We can’t just move either it’s not that simple. Otherwise we would have done it long ago.”

“Mhm.” Roman said. “Though it took a while to get to where I am today. Back when I was just a prince, even after I had grown up I was treated like a child. It was hard to somehow be expected to step up after neither of my parents were fit to lead yet to also be treated like I was just learning how to read... it was infuriating.” He huffed. “You’ll also have to teach me how to play the games children play in town. I never learned. Though I did get pretty good at chess and fencing.”


”That is very good to hear.” Krish said, offering a small smile as she did a small respectful bow of thanks.

Roman nodded a little at the first part, and smiled at the second part. When Alma said the last bit he scoffed, "oh youre on. Good luck beating the castle champion though." He said in a bragging voice.

Krisharya shrugged, "this is a great factor of the war. At least in my people's eyes." She explained.

Roman gave her a challenging look, "as if. I'm not going to let you win just because youre my wife im going to go hard on you you know that right?" He joked.

Krisharya nodded, "That meeting is scheduled. And I assume so is the one with Makya later as well yes?"

“If you win I’m going to just beat you another time and reclaim my spot as champion.” Roman said simply.


Krisharya nodded, “very well then.” She said, “I must get going. But my son will be traveling around here soon if you want to speak with him. He can take you to the owner of these gardens.”