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The Princess And Her Warmonger

"Let me tell you a true story about a mouse and a Warmonger, and the unlikely relationship that sprouted between them in the time of endless war." Nostalisk is a world in endless constant war. The Factions of this world endlessly fight for power, this fighting called the Great Wars, a war that has been alive for over four million years. Currently, one of the largest Factions has withdrawn from the endless fighting. This Faction, known as the Kingdom, hopes to forget their past of endless bloodshed and how they were almost destroyed because of it. In the Kingdom, Princess Isalene, the only princess of the Kingdom, is stuck choosing a new personal guard after her previous one died. Despite her father, King Robert, helping her choose a new guard, Isalene decides to head to the arena to see how the knights on the list her father gave her act outside of the eyes of royals. When she arrives at the arena, she sees a knight fighting that is not on the list her father gave her. Named Cruel Knight, this knight is a vicious knight with confusing morals. Despite hating violence, Princess Isalene can't help but be drawn to the knight and their graceful yet cruel fighting style and strange weapons. Princess Isalene continues to watch them and soon learns that Cruel Knight is a Warmonger named Sharia, and is female at that, meaning she is a prisoner. She isn't in there for something simple as disobeying a direct order or killing a noble, but for prolonging a war. Despite knowing this, Princess Isalene can't stop thinking about the Warmonger and suddenly gets a "smart" idea. She'll make Sharia her new personal guard to find out more about her! What could go wrong? And so begins the odd relationship between Sharia The Warmonger and Princess Isalene. One is a peace-loving sheltered naive princess who hates violence and the other is a vicious, cold, twisted, and cruel Warmonger who hates the kind of peace Isalene and the current Kingdom loves. Polar opposites. Yet, even the Warmonger can't help but grow a strange liking to her new "annoyance". But, can the two really get along? After all, Sharia's whole mindset sees Isalene as a waste, and it seems that everyone Isalene talks to tells her to fire Sharia before something terrible happens. But, then again, during this time of budding danger, this odd couple may be what the Kingdom needs. After all, when a large faction such as the Kingdom starts growing soft and weak, they become a rather irresistible target. [After thinking on it, I decided to start a re-write of The Princess And Her Warmonger, adding more details, fixing the switching POVs somewhat, and fixing some of the issues with the story. Don't worry, all of the chapters are still here, I am just making new ones. If you want to read the newer version, then go to the second volume] [This was originally made on scribblehub and, as such, will be updated there first] (The cover art is not mine) [Awkward moment when you went to update the cover and Webnovel can't support the file]

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Speaking Vanyan

A Guide to Vanyan Speech

- By Alzword Darksen

As one might guess, Vanyan speech is somewhat confusing. Yet, if one were to read this simple guide, they will be able to understand Vanyan speech perfectly, no matter where you live in Nostalisk.

Vanyans are one of the oldest Factions alive in Nostalisk, and one of the oldest races too. Formally being apart of the Faction known as Vanya, Vanyans get their language from them. Although Vanya speech is long lost, from records me and my fellow scholars have managed to find, it seems they spoke something similar to 'Old English'. As such, Vanyan speech, or language, is similar to Old English, but more different than its former Vanya form.

Despite the accent and some word change the Vanyan speech has, one must remember that it is extremely similar to Common Speech, which means, aside from some cultural differences, Vanyans mean exactly what they say. There is no double meaning for words unless if it comes down to Wings, which are used to describe both armies and legions in the Vanyan language. So, with that said, let's begin.

Thy: If one were to ever here a Vanyan speak in their language, they will, without a doubt, here them say 'Thy'. Thy is one of the two words that often replace 'the'. Only, thy has many different uses. Thy is often used when describing or talking to someone. Some examples are;

"Is thy not a warrior?" "For thy cause." "Thy is giving me a headache." and "A-Wing and B-Wing are thy frontline fighters in this fight."

Now, there are still some other uses to it. When talking to someone, or even talking to you, you might hear a Vanyan say "Fix 'Thyself'!" or something along the lines. Thyself replaces yourself but not myself, which is replaced by 'Thineself'. Surprisingly enough, thineself isn't used often in Vanyan speech, as most use the more common but less formal 'Me'.

Thee: Thee is the Vanyan word describing an action in past tense, and often replaces 'They'. While I could go into detail about how it is used, it is better if I show you examples instead;

"W-Wing has moved to thee frontlines so are flank is clear." "If thy does not fix thyself/thar behavior, thee will find horrible food to be the least of thar worries."

Thar: Thar doesn't replace 'The' in Vanyan language, but instead replaces 'Their'. Surprisingly, 'Thar' isn't used when Vanyans are speaking to people that don't speak Vanyan. As such, one will most likely never heard a Vanyan say 'Thar' before. If they have and they aren't Vanyan, and they are talking to you or someone else, then the Vanyan is most likely very angry.

"If thee think thar armies can best Vanyan might, thee has another thing coming." "Thar cockiness shall be thar own undoing."