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Your eyes were starting to droop with drowsiness as you turned another page of your book, waiting for your loving husband to return to your shared sleeping chamber. The war council, which you luckily didn’t have to attend, must’ve been running late, for it was well past midnight. Deciding to wait in bed for him, you crawled under the covers of your king-size bed and continued to read. Your candle was starting to drown in a pool of wax, so you placed a bookmark in your spot and set the book down gently on your nightstand. Your ears pricked up when you heard the familiar sound of a door opening and heavy footsteps approach you. A sm

Peace was brought to the kingdoms of Hoshido and Nohr after a long and hard war, finally reuniting you with your Hoshidan and Nohrian families. In honor of the new peace between the kingdoms, a masquerade ball was being held in the Principality of Muse in their famous opera house. Xander had proposed the idea, and Ryoma had graciously accepted it, both men believing it would be a good chance to fix broken bonds. Everyone stayed the night near the opera house the night before the ball, then left for the ball at separate times, since nobody wanted anybody else to know who they were or what their masks looked like. You were running up to the en

Listen to this to feel the feels my friends:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFnbnJrpT6o Takumi’s POV The journey to Dia was long and tiresome. After riding on horseback for a while, it starts to become painful. This was yet another “great” thing about being in the army. Dia was a port town where I am supposed to lead the Hoshidan army to intercept the Nohrians. That would mean I would have to see my traitorous sister, (y/n), and fight her, possibly kill her. Oh, (y/n), why couldn’t we be a happy family again and have you at my side? “Lord Takumi, what’s wrong?” Oboro asked, riding alongside me.

You sighed, tired from the previous battle. Risen had raided your camp earlier that day, taking everyone by surprise. Luckily, you had a Levin Sword with you, but you had suffered from serious burns and cuts from the enemies. Unfortunately, Lissa could only heal the major wounds. You leafed through your tactical books, your candle burning dimly amidst the pool of wax. You couldn’t stop thinking about someone you have had feelings for for a while now. That one person had been distracting you from battles, another reason why you had been failing out on the battlefield. To your dismay, that person decided to visit your tent tonight. R

I continued my journey through the woods, scanning the ground and trees for red diamonds. Eventually, I arrived at a clearing. It looked like a meadow, full of exotic flowers, much different from what we had on Skyloft. I roamed the meadow, keeping an eye out for any diamonds, but all the flowers were distracting my gaze. I smiled as I saw some white tulips. They had always been my favorite. I had a whole garden full of them at my house. Something glimmered, coming from one of the tulips. I peeked inside and saw a red diamond, ever so delicately nestled inside of the tulip. I looked at the diamond hesitantly, not sure if I wanted to grasp i