“No
problem at all, Princess the very first pair shall be yours.” Kota said as he
bowed and walked out of the room. With the coins in hand Kota sprinted towards
the market place to track down two opals that he would be able to use for his
goggles. The market place a usually uproarious place of laughter and screaming
was almost disserted only a few food peddlers remained. “Dammit now I’ll be
forced to go to the jewelers.” Kota cursed his bad luck but he could not wait while
he had this ambition, this drive… the best time to act was now. Kota ran
through the streets leading just outside the City. A glass building is no place
to keep expensive jewels so about fifty years ago the mage king commissioned a
building to be made entirely of iron with no windows, and only one door. This
building is guarded at all times by some of the largest brawlers and swordsmen all
of Reyanall has to offer. Unfortunately getting to the building proves to be
trying since it is located outside of Mirage City. The out skirts of the city
are not the safest place to travel alone. Kota took his time slinking along the
walls of the stone building surrounding the city. Every time he heard a sound
other than his own feet he stopped and waited till he heard it moving away.
Kota peered around every corner and checked every alley as he stalked his way
to the jewelers. With the entire city’s wealthy and powerful celebrating the
peace talks the workers, dregs and the poor aren’t enjoying these affairs. Kota
was nearly there when he saw the graveyard three young women gathered around
one of the grave stones. The fastest route to the jewelers was to cut through
the graveyard. Uncertain Kota dashed from his hiding place among the stone
buildings and shot straight past the three young women, and out the other side
of the graveyard. As he exited the holy ground the jewelers building came into
view. Without hesitation Kota dashed along the street stopping short and diving
into an alley when he noticed a Vampire strolling down the pathway his face and
neck covered in blood dragging a dead man along as went.
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