The Bloods Of Seven Nobles: Hidden Civilization
One Day in the Palace
The sky was so bright, the sun was shining with all its gentleness. The expanse of grass and shade of green trees, as if to describe a green carpet that is so broad and soft. Seen around the large buildings that are so magnificent, the towers glitter when the sunlight hits them, no doubt because the dome of the tower is gold-plated. the gardens of the palace are filled with statues of angels and heavenly animals, not to forget as a complement there are ponds that are so clear water. On a balcony of a tower, there stood a woman who was watching the frenzy of the activities of the people in the park. "Your Highness the Princess, I carry a message from His Majesty the King so that the princess faces him immediately" said a lady-in-waiting. The woman on the balcony turned her body towards the lady-in-waiting, "Alright, tell father, the princess will be facing soon" he replied. Yes, she is Princess Mahacharya, the eldest daughter of King Mouri, the beloved daughter born to the Empress he loved so much, who had gone home first when giving birth to her youngest son. Princess Mahacharya has a distinctive beauty aura, yellow-skinned, dark brown-haired long waist and wavy, round-faced, thick-browed, small-nosed and tiny little-lipped, but sharp little round-eyed, clad in salem-colored silk, plus simple but royal-carved jewelry, golden hair ornaments decorated with ruby and emerald gemstones add to her elegant impression as a princess.
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"Hahahahhaa.This is very good, your good work" said one sitting on the throne, he is King Mouri, the father of the princess. "I think this thing I'm going to entrust to my daughter Mahacharya, I'm sure she can take care of it. Because this object is the opening key to the treasures of the Tamoor kingdom civilization" he continued. "Is your Majesty sure this key will be given to Princess Mahacharya?, she is only a woman, someday she will have to leave this kingdom to follow her husband, and Tamoor's royal treasure will vanish" said one young man, Suriyya, the eldest son of Noor's concubine, who apparently disliked Mahacharya's paternal decision. "What do you mean!!.do you doubt me, doubting my decision as a king who has ruled this country for hundreds of years and won haahhh!!!!!" the king snaps at his son. "Sorry, Your Majesty, Servant does not dare and does not intend to oppose a noble decision" he replied, in his heart was so upset and clenched his stairs so strongly as a sign that he had a grudge against his eldest brother. After the clasping of the king echoed throughout the room, for a moment the meeting room of the palace was silent and silent without anyone letting out a small sound. "His Highness Princess Mahacharya is entering the room" shouted the guard soldiers. At once the people immediately stood up to pay their respects to the princess, and the hue of the king turned bright instantly, when they saw his beloved daughter was heading towards him. "Hamba Mahacharya salutes His Majesty the King, whether his noble one calls a servant" he said. "My daughter.sit next to me, I want to show you something" said the king. "Thank you Your Majesty" the princess replied. "Look at this thing my daughter, isn't this thing very nice. This is a key that will protect the real Tamoor civilization" said the King. For a moment the princess noticed the object, shaped to extend about 10 cm, at one end there is a single gemstone that is quite large in dark blue, at the end are small white stones.on the other end there are two hooks, like a key to a place thought the princess. "This precious thing, I'm not sure yet to protect her noble" said the princess. "Why do you doubt yourself, I educate you, you can protect yourself and others, I believe you are worthy, do not refuse again!!" said the king. "Alright if this is a noble wish, I accept it" said the princess. Immediately after receiving the object, the princess pleaded with her to return to her room. With the completion of the handing over of the key to the princess, the king dispersed his guests.
