Aadi-32

Aadi breathed in the scent of the retreating acid rain. He and Johannsen as well as an ensemble of guards had landed in Ardenia half an hour ago. Aadi didn't have time to change, nor did he want to. They were heading straight for Ardenia Militat- much to the guards' worry. Whoever was at the receiving end of the Prince's anger would not enjoy their day.

'How could they have let this happen?' Aadi turned to the side and asked Johannsen, who drove with an expressionless face.

'That's what we're still discussing, my Lord. The grounds weren't properly secured, and the head of security post was absent that day.'

'Weren't properly secured.' Aadi mocked. 'Every guard who was meant to be on duty and forsook their post will lose their job today. I refuse to have nonsense in my kingdom. That goes for you all at the back.'

'Yes, sir.'

Aadi peered through the windows that encased him from the outside world. They were tinted on the outside and holographic at a certain angle.