End Of The Commonwealth Of England Part (1/2)

January 26th, 1650

In a luxuriously built French mansion:

"Your Highness, they are ready," a man wearing a ceremonial robe said to a young man of 20 years of age. This young man wore a red gown, which was fit only for the best of nobles. He had the emblem of the House of Stuart embroidered on his luxurious gown with exquisite materials like silk and satin. 

He had long black hair which dropped to his shoulder and a small moustache on his mouth, completing his facial features. His figure was lean, and his face, although childish, had the prerequisites of a handsome man.

"I am coming right away, Robert," the young man said with a hint of sorrow in his voice.

Robert Manscel, witnessing the struggles of the Lord he swore to serve, couldn't help but sigh in frustration, feeling powerless to alleviate the situation. With a solemn nod, he quietly exited the room, leaving Charles II alone to contemplate his circumstances.