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((RPG Starts Now. Those with guides don't have to post for them yet, but if you want to, go ahead. All chars, including the sorceresses, are at the ball. The sorceresses are actually in disguise for the moment as well as the guides.))

In the Mornia's capital city, Eoroki (pronounced E-roki), a masked ball was being held in the grand palace. It was already in full swing and everyone from the Four kingdoms had been invited. However, there were those there that hadn't been invited. Several mysterious strangers were there, mingling with the guests and several unwanted guests were there too. Each had a different reason for being there. One of the unwanted guests was Amaris Corea of Ordrin. She honestly didn't want to be there, but her father had given her and her sisters a royal command to mary the four kings, telling her about the promise he had been given by their parents years ago. Amaris would have refused him, but her father had become so much powerful somehow and forced obedience from all of them. With his command, he had vanished again. It was humiliating to be dominated like that and Amaris vowed one day she would overpower him. Maybe this marriage would prove to be a good thing. She had learned about the magic of the four kingdoms and if she could a way to harness that power, she would not only be able to defeat her father, but become more powerful herself. Of course, she first had to convince one of the kings to marry her. If she was refused, well, if all of her sisters were refused, there would be hell to pay. Besides, no one said no to her. Right now she had her sights set on King Alexander of Nitel. He was the oldest and had immediately caught her eye. She knew he was incognito himself with his mask, but she could spot a king from a mile away. Plus with her dark magic, she had the shadows confirm it. Looking at Amaris now, one would never think she was a dangerous sorceress. She was only 5'5" and had a lovely smile on her face as she danced with one of the guests. She would make her move when the time was right, which was midnight, the Witching Hour. That was also the time when the masks were taken off.

Bridgitta, or Leena as she was known in Mornia, stood in the corner watching the crowd. She so didn't know why she was here, she didn't like crowds. However, her father had insisted she come and even her cousin King Takumi asked if she could attend. She finally gave in, but that didn't mean she was going to interact with others. She could spot Takumi in the crowd and was glad he was having a good time at least. She wondered where the other kings were, but didn't really think about it too much. Another thing that was bothering her was her Edelweiss mark. It had been tingling and itching all day. What did it mean? Was something going to happen? She hoped not.