“Huh?”
High Lord Herodis was still smiling. How could he not? He had not heard that name in so long, he was not even certain he’d heard it correctly now.
“Process it,” the Grand King said mildly, folding his arms across his chest. “I will wait.”
“Process what? I do not understa-”
And then it struck him. He called me Gustazlion. Dragaxlov.
Herodis went pale. “I’m afraid I have no idea what you’re speaking of Your Grace.”
“Oh, you do.” King Daemonikai’s voice was quiet, but implacable. “The Oracle told me of a youngling who buried his heritage beneath another name. Who wore a new life simply to survive.”
Herod’s back went ramrod straight. “I do not go by that name. In fact, I have not been addressed by it in over two millennia. It does not exist to me.”
“Perhaps it’s time it starts meaning something to you again.” The Grand King walked to the nearest couch, lowering himself onto it. Crossing his legs, he added, “The Northern Throne needs its ruler.”
“With all due respect, my Grace, I must decline,” Herod said flatly.
felt no anger in him as he
resentments had faded long ago–lost somewhere a thousand years past, when he had stopped caring
the end, heal certain things.
slowly. “You buried that part of your life so deep you never once tried
not for the Oracle, it would have remained a faded
for millennia to ensure it stood on its own merit and all that effort was not wasted. After my mother died, after the long years and harder work, I finally
merely stating facts, he continued. “I started as a reputable farmer, then became a crop overseer, then the village agriculturist, and finally the High Steward of Harvest. I rose, rank by rank, until I single–handedly became High Lord of Agriculture. I
“All I ask is that you consider it. That is the reason for my visit. If, in the end, you refuse, I will understand. We will follow the sacred traditions and select another bloodline worthy of the Northern Throne.” With that, the Grand King rose. “I have other engagements
stood and gave a respectful bow. “Thank you for your visit.”
Daemonikai had nearly reached the door when he paused, glancing back over his
would a good female like Naila abandon her bondmate–who fought on the
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steal the family wealth. Those were lies, begun and spread by our own clan,” Herod stated in a cool voice. “She was pregnant with me when she fled in the middle of the night because her life was in danger. She was poisoned repeatedly, and had she not been skilled with herbs and plants, recognizing the scent of those poisons in her food, she would have died long before she had the chance to run.”
king remained attentive,
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poisons that had no scent,” Herod’s voice was quieter. “Only realizing it only after the first swallow, she was quick in finding an antidote. But after that narrow escape, she made the choice and ran to protect me.” He
only went dormant, but through grief–and the way she fled, making certain never to be found–it eventually broke.” Sadness was clear
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