"I just don't know what to do, Fy. That child is out of control," her voice echoed through the corridor, etched in weary dismay. Delicate purple bangs bounced between her ears with every aimless step, it's pale gaze fixed upon the marbled floor. The ground's frigidity bit into the pads of it's paws, each chilling nip grounding the royal feline in the reality of their despair.
"Is the child truly any of your concern, your Gracious?" an emotionless voice replied, as cool as the very marbled floor they walked along. "Are they not the true offspring of that mistress and, thus, not your responsibility?"
The colorful feline came to an abrupt stop, sharpened claws screeching to a halt. It whipped their head around rapidly, lips pulled back revealing a threatening snarl, "Fyra, how many times have I told you that Eritha is not simply 'that mistress.' She is mine and Acer's mistress- our love. And any child of her's becomes one of mine." Their tail flicked fiercely, ruffling the many white ribbons adorning the lilac-colored fur.
Fyra lowered xer muzzle humbly, sharp red eyes averted so as to not meet her's. "Forgive me, your Highness. I misspoke." A momentary pause followed xer words, hanging between the two felines.
A sigh escaped Prisma's lips, her muzzle turning to face away from the kneeling priestex. "Either way, Fy... a child of mine or not, Castor is still the heir apparent. That makes him my responsibility no matter what."
The feline remained lowered, hiding the clench of xer jaw at it's statement. While xer didn't enjoy hiding anything from her royal highness, it certainly was not the time nor place for any bold declarations. Especially not one concerning the legitimacy of the bastard prince's right to the throne. "Of course," was xer simple, brief response.# WIP words
Since the moment I was born, all I have ever known is silence. I've never known the sound of my mother's voice; never listened to the songs of my beloved birds; never heard the calls of the lawless grove. Only silence. A perpetual stillness occupies my mind. A complete and utter absence of all and any noise. And yet, how could one mourn the absence of something they've never known?# words

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