Fair Enough - Part. III

When the storm stopped, finally giving way to a clear and starry sky as if nothing was changing as if it had never rained, I was clean and calm.

And finally, I chose to go down the mountain again and go to the city, to bite my tongue, and draw my conclusions this time. When I got to the mountain banks, because it was still high, I looked down and enjoyed the privileged view of the moon. after moments of dating the moon, I started observing the city. and I have to admit, everyone looks good and happy, the place is surreally beautiful and well maintained, the opposite of the kingdom of Albtraum.

After taking a good stroll around the royal capital, eating a chocolate brownie with peanuts that a cute old lady gave me as a gift for being new here, I went to the shore of the lake that is close to the royal residence and sat with my bare feet submerged. Thinking about my life, what I have done so far, and what I can do from now on.

After a lot of thinking, I put on my shoes and went back to the royal residence where I found seven restless people in a room that started to look small with such people inside it. Everyone looked at me curiously, worried, and confused, but my eyes met Kai's at the same time. He was still frustrated, but he was also worried and feeling guilty, things that I could feel coming from him.

"Don't tell me you're sorry," I warned him. "I'll help you, your majesty, I'll try to get better about the things you pointed. I'm sorry about the way I acted, you won't hear me say this again too soon. But you must know that you don't know me at all. You don't truly know why I hate the people and races I hate. What they did to me. But this doesn't matter anymore. Like I've said, I'll help you with saving the races, If I really can do anything about it. But I have my conditions!"

"Fair enough," he simply said.