The King
If I were to draw a comparison, it would be to the predicament I find myself in now. Ever since I woke up, I've been at a loss, particularly with the influx of people entering the room. I'm clueless about my location or whose dwelling this is.
Suddenly, I found myself being cared for by three attendants. They bathed me in a large wooden tub filled with fragrant rose-scented water.
They also immersed me in a tub of milk, and now I stand before a large mirror—almost able to see my entire figure—assisted by the female attendants who help me dress.
As I gaze at my reflection in the mirror again, I can barely recognize myself. I am now seated, having my long, wavy hair brushed.
I can't articulate the emotions I'm experiencing, but I'm certain that my confusion is escalating during these moments. They dress me in a red gown, embellished with small gold embroidered floral designs.
They also place an adornment on my head. I am taken aback when I see the ornament they have positioned on my head.
A fusion of jade, gold, and silver. It is complemented by precious gems that only those of high rank can possess.
I am stunned and perplexed by the unfolding events. I attempt to converse with the attendants, but they remain silent.
I am left alone in my room. I glance from my head to my feet. The person I see—in my reflection in the mirror—is a stark contrast to my former self. In my appearance, I resemble someone of high rank or a member of the nobility.
I inhale deeply, trying to reconcile with things that my mind has yet to accept. I just moved to a luxurious bed. I want to sit down and contemplate my current situation.
Suddenly, I remember something. I immediately start searching for it. In the cabinets here, and in other hiding places, but it's nowhere to be found.
"No... it can't be lost," I murmur anxiously, continuing my search throughout the room.
The door opens, and a female servant finds me in this state. The only difference is that she appears to hold a higher position.
"What are you doing, Miss?" she inquires as she enters the room.
"Miss?" That title is foreign to me. Throughout my life, I have been referred to as a slave.
"Why do you call me Miss?" I ask, puzzled by the term.
The servant appears confused by my question and is unable to respond. But there is something else I need to locate.
I approach her. "Have you seen a dagger?"
"A dagger, Miss?"
I nod at the servant.
"It is of great importance to me. Have you seen it?" I ask anxiously.
But the servant shakes her head.
"I apologize, Miss. His Excellency entrusted you to us, but we haven't seen any dagger."
My ears prick up at what I hear and what she said.
I look up at the servant. "H-His Excellency?"
"Yes, Miss. He has been waiting for you."
I can only stare at the servant. Who is this His Excellency? I haven't seen or met anyone else—
"I have found the worthy one. She will be my Queen."
Those words suddenly echo in my mind. If that's the case, it wasn't just a figment of my imagination? Did I really encounter a noble before I lost consciousness?
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The Dove of The Lost Lands | English Version | Slow Update
FantasyIn the town of Satrosa, the town of slaves. It is not new for people like Yonahara to witness the day and hear the echoes of violence at night from people in positions like hers. As a slave, her only option is to choose between life and death. But w...