Ex-Royalty ~ by SaralynArati

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10 years ago

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For some, it is uncomfortably like lowering oneself to their level to kill even such evil people as these in cold blood. Still, they cannot be turned loose, either, obviously, and the tribe has no desire to support them in perpetuity. "Let the folk of the city deal with the criminals their society has indirectly produced," is suggested by someone, and this plan becomes widely popular. "Yes, send them back to the city where they came from," is the prevailing sentiment, irresponsible or not.

10 years ago

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"So what do we do with them?" becomes the question of the hour. Many are in favor of executing them outright; there is no doubt, after all, that they were planning the wholesale slaughter of the village's adults. The villains do not even bother to deny it. Yet there is no evidence that they have actually killed anyone, since the drug dealer's overdose could have been accidental, and by the customs of Bowing Tree, it is difficult to condemn a person to death who only prepared to do murder.

10 years ago

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"We shouldn't have to beg like dogs! We are royalty!" snaps the first woman, who seems to have a one track mind. The third woman has lost her battle for self-control and begins howling and kicking her heels as well as her bonds allow. "Yola! Be still!" commands Ahi'i, but apparently her absolute authority is crumbling. Syeha, who has not yet been sent back, pours a jug of water over the hysterical woman, who regains sense enough to declare, "We are NOT cute!" as if she'd been accused of it.

10 years ago

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"Why did you choose Bowing Tree village?" asks the father of Makto, the erstwhile boyfriend of Ahi'i. "You deserved it," the leader of the miscreants can't stop herself from sneering. She glances up at Summer Wind with disgust. "You accepted this... pallid foreigner, yet you wouldn't take us in." Syura is infuriated, however her voice is deadly calm when she says, "You never asked for acceptance. Indeed, we had no idea you were in the area until you attacked us through our young people."

10 years ago

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"Actually, I'm only a cousin," mumbles one of the men, not so eager now to share the fate of Ahi'i, whatever that may be. "We are royalty," says one of the women with pride and disdain. "We shall gather support from other outcasts as we take power, and conquer the city," crows the man who is not merely a cousin. The third woman stays silent, as she is apparently on the verge of throwing some form of temper tantrum. Ahi'i glares and her, and she hiccups in an effort to pull herself together.

10 years ago