Atlantis

Agbais had of course finally reached the gates of Atlantis. With a quick glance at the gate keepers, whom had been lazing about, they snapped to attention and opened the gate for the prince. With long strides and a head raised high he walked in and the gates closed behind him. Before continuing on he released Lyra as well; his father would not approve of his treatment towards Lyra. He wouldn't be surprised if he actually asked Lyra to charge his own son for it.

Lyra came out and landed gracefully on the ground below with a light tap. Her own head remained raised high and her face remained composed. That is except for her eyes which burned with rage and a deep loathing. "You useless pr*ck!" she said in a harsh tone and went to slap him. Her hand however was simply caught by the prince and after a little fighting she submitted to being pulled through the city.

Through clenched teeth she watched gazed upon the familiar blue hair that parted like water when the prince approached. This was humiliating, but things could be worse she supposed. She could still be inside the prince's vial of water. Of course, she almost wished she was simply because it would be alot easier to prove her case if the King could see her treatment, however she had an ace up her sleeve. With her hand she reached up and touched her neck which now only contained one necklace. Her vial of water. A small smirk threatened to appear on her face, but she held it back.

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"I agree. I have been a little curious about all of you guys and where each of you came from and why you decided to join our quest. You guys seem to know so much about me now and I know so little about all of you."

Jacklyn Gaia Monroe She blushes slightly but smiles back then looks at Yuri and the others. "In my world there is no magic, only science and we have gotten pretty far doing things you probably wouldn't believe, like landing on the moon. I could go on and on about my world but for now I will just focus on my journeys here. There was a lightning storm and suddenly I was in the middle of nowhere with no idea how I had gotten there. It was late and I couldn't see anything on the desert-like horizon. I was understandably worried, when Lord Salthmar and his men came along. They were searching for the missing princess and found me instead. He didn't really see me very well but knew I was strange cause of my clothing and also that I needed help. He gave me a ride all the way back to Crix, which took most of the night. When he finally saw what I looked like, he wouldn't hear my arguments against it, he was sure I was the princess. He took me to the Queen who knew I was not her daughter but offered me a deal. She felt that if I pretended to be the princess we might find out what happened to her and in return, she would help me find a way back home. I agreed, not really having much choice, and she called Darien and he and Mari came as "tutors" for her "daughter". The Queen's number one suspect was Ariel's fiance who was described as a light elf named Lacron. When I met him all I saw was a dark elf with red eyes, a trait of the royal family. Of course I had no idea what to expect and thought this might be what light elves looked like. I didn't know til later that that wasn't what everyone else was seeing. Apparently I can see through illusions as if they aren't there. We found that the only person who matched my description was Lucivon and everyone was decidedly worried about why he would be interested in Ariel or me. The queen felt it was dangerous to stay where he could know where I was, but she still wanted to know what happened to Ariel and at the same time give me the chance to find out more about the strange things happening to me and perhaps a way home as well."