Queen Sloane
Queen Sloane. She stands as the Queen Regnant of the kingdom of Rubondione and its satellite states. The Matriarch of the House of Wallen.
Our story begins and ends with her majesty. A pivotal time has befallen her and her country. Her path forked between love and duty.
Her destiny had been laid bare in the armistice agreement between the kingdom of Greenfelle and Rubondione. As the great war raged for over ten years, a faux peace materialized from the betrothal of the then 5 Year old Princess Sloane to the daughter of the Grand regent of Greenfelle, Rosalind.
In her twentieth year, Sloane became the youngest Monarch in the history of Rubondione, after the Sudden and Tragic death of King Luminair. A death that laid bare a prophecy on the House of Wallen, which had long been buried.
The prophecy preaches the death of a Monarch that would bring great prosperity or Tragedy to the kingdom of Rubondione.Sloane, on a quest to bring forth prosperity to her kingdom, sparks a period of cultural and societal reformation in the Kingdom of Rubondione, to the joy of the common folk and the contempt of the Lords and Ladies of the kingdom. She expanded the reach of Rubondione by providing post-war reconstruction aid to the the tiny neighbouring country of Willow, where she meets her True love, BOG .
As she fosters a growing relationship with Willow,
she unravels the messy web that is tenuous peace with Greenfelle
Queen Bog
Queen Bog. A commoner from the middle class of the Country of Willow. Seen as beneath the title of Queen Consort... especially to a country as powerful and storied as Rubondione.
Bog was born into a war that their people had no say in. Willow exists in a path between Greenfelle and Rubondione. Once the war between the two great kingdoms was inevitable, the people of Willow prepared for the worst. And the reality was more than they could imagine.
The nation of Greenfelle laid siege to Willow on route to the borders of Rubondione. Bog lost their Mother a few months into the war as their family hoped from sanctuary to sanctuary, in an attempt to flee the invading soldier. They were captured , alongside their little brother, and placed in an internment camp. They later escaped and found themselves in Rubondione as a war refugee a year before the armistice was signed. They were truly alone, separated from everyone they knew as family.
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