Title: The Ultimate Battle
Author: MissKTFan
Disclaimer: This story is fiction. I do not own any of the wrestlers included in this story. There is adult content in this story, which includes, sex, violence, and vulgar language. This story is copyrighted to me and should anyone wish to use this, I ask that you get my permission first.
Main Characters: The Ministry, Nisa Other characters: Venus, Florian, Adonis, the gods
Brief Description: Taker finds out that Nisa is his child. Can he convince her to love and respect him?
Adonis had heard Medea's voice and ran out of the inn. Upon laying his eyes on his wife again, he cried openly. "Medea, my sweet Medea, how can you do this to our child?" He sobbed. "Adonis, you were always a shallow man." Medea said, laughing at him. "I will protect my daughter. I will do what I have to." Adonis shouted. He pulled a dagger from his cloak and stabbed Medea in the heart, ending her life once again. "I have killed my lovely Medea." He sobbed, kneeling over her lifeless form. He held the dagger up and plunged it into his own heart, guilt ridden at what he'd done.
"No." Nisa shrieked. Corinthus covered the young girl's face so that she would not have to see her father or her mother. "Get her out of here." Sparta shouted. "At once." Corinthus said. He sped off on the horse, holding tightly to Nisa, who was sobbing. When they reached the Kingdom of Anatolia, he took her to his home and led her inside. "Corinthus, who is this child?" Lycia demanded. "My dear, this is Nisa. She is the daughter of Adonis." Corinthus replied. "Why is she here?" Lycia asked. "It is a long story. Come, sit down and I will tell you." Corinthus replied.
After he had finished telling his wife what happened, Corinthus watched as she gave Nisa something to eat. "She can sleep with Forythia in her room." Lycia stated. Corinthus nodded and led Nisa up to his daughter's room. "Hello, Father." Forythia said, when he entered her room. "Forythia, this is Nisa. She will be staying with us now. She is going to sleep in here with you." Corinthus told his daughter. "Yes, father. Come, Nisa. Sit down and we will get to know one another." Forythia said.
Corinthus went to check on his sons, Mandron and Laertes before going down to speak to his wife. "You want her to stay?" Lycia asked. "I do. She is alone now. She has no one." Corinthus replied. "Then I will allow it. She is a beautiful child, so innocent and full of life." Lycia replied. Corinthus nodded and smiled at his wife. She was so kind and loving to everyone, especially children. It was a quality in her that he favored.
Undertaker sat in his chambers smiling for the first time since anyone could remember. "Adonis is dead. The child is alone. I will bring my daughter home to me now." He stated. Kane nodded silently, waiting for an order. "She is in Anatolia with Corinthus, the great knight. He will leave her alone with Lycia when he goes to hunt. I want you to go there and bring her to me now." Undertaker stated. "Yes, brother." Kane replied. He stood up and left the chambers, eager to bring his beautiful niece home.
"Lycia, I am going to hunt. The child will be okay with you?" Corinthus asked. "Yes, dear. She will be fine." Lycia said, kissing her husband before he walked out the door. Nisa woke that morning and went down to the first floor. "Good morning, child. Did you sleep well?" Lycia asked, smiling warmly at her. "No, Ma'am." Nisa replied. "A heavy heart for such a young girl is not a good thing, child. Let your worries go and rest easy here." Lycia stated. Nisa nodded as Lycia placed her breakfast down on the table. "Sit and eat. You will feel better once you've had a good meal." Lycia said. "Thank you, Ma'am." Nisa replied.
Once she finished eating, she got up from her chair and approached Lycia. "May I go outside to play?" Nisa asked. "Yes, child. But stay right in front so that I can see you." Lycia replied. Nisa nodded and walked out to the front of the house. She saw other children playing and watched. She had never had any friends and longed to play with some of the children. One girl, who appeared to be Nisa's age, approached her.
"Hello, I'm Venus. What is your name?" Venus asked Nisa. "I am Nisa." Nisa replied. "Would you like to play with me?" Venus asked. "I'd like that very much." Nisa replied. The two sat down and started to draw in the dirt beneath them. "How old are you?" Venus asked. "I am ten." Nisa replied. "So am I." Venus said. "Do you live with Sir Corinthus now?" Venus asked. "I guess so." Nisa replied.
Author: MissKTFan
Disclaimer: This story is fiction. I do not own any of the wrestlers included in this story. There is adult content in this story, which includes, sex, violence, and vulgar language. This story is copyrighted to me and should anyone wish to use this, I ask that you get my permission first.
Main Characters: The Ministry, Nisa Other characters: Venus, Florian, Adonis, the gods
Brief Description: Taker finds out that Nisa is his child. Can he convince her to love and respect him?
Adonis had heard Medea's voice and ran out of the inn. Upon laying his eyes on his wife again, he cried openly. "Medea, my sweet Medea, how can you do this to our child?" He sobbed. "Adonis, you were always a shallow man." Medea said, laughing at him. "I will protect my daughter. I will do what I have to." Adonis shouted. He pulled a dagger from his cloak and stabbed Medea in the heart, ending her life once again. "I have killed my lovely Medea." He sobbed, kneeling over her lifeless form. He held the dagger up and plunged it into his own heart, guilt ridden at what he'd done.
"No." Nisa shrieked. Corinthus covered the young girl's face so that she would not have to see her father or her mother. "Get her out of here." Sparta shouted. "At once." Corinthus said. He sped off on the horse, holding tightly to Nisa, who was sobbing. When they reached the Kingdom of Anatolia, he took her to his home and led her inside. "Corinthus, who is this child?" Lycia demanded. "My dear, this is Nisa. She is the daughter of Adonis." Corinthus replied. "Why is she here?" Lycia asked. "It is a long story. Come, sit down and I will tell you." Corinthus replied.
After he had finished telling his wife what happened, Corinthus watched as she gave Nisa something to eat. "She can sleep with Forythia in her room." Lycia stated. Corinthus nodded and led Nisa up to his daughter's room. "Hello, Father." Forythia said, when he entered her room. "Forythia, this is Nisa. She will be staying with us now. She is going to sleep in here with you." Corinthus told his daughter. "Yes, father. Come, Nisa. Sit down and we will get to know one another." Forythia said.
Corinthus went to check on his sons, Mandron and Laertes before going down to speak to his wife. "You want her to stay?" Lycia asked. "I do. She is alone now. She has no one." Corinthus replied. "Then I will allow it. She is a beautiful child, so innocent and full of life." Lycia replied. Corinthus nodded and smiled at his wife. She was so kind and loving to everyone, especially children. It was a quality in her that he favored.
Undertaker sat in his chambers smiling for the first time since anyone could remember. "Adonis is dead. The child is alone. I will bring my daughter home to me now." He stated. Kane nodded silently, waiting for an order. "She is in Anatolia with Corinthus, the great knight. He will leave her alone with Lycia when he goes to hunt. I want you to go there and bring her to me now." Undertaker stated. "Yes, brother." Kane replied. He stood up and left the chambers, eager to bring his beautiful niece home.
"Lycia, I am going to hunt. The child will be okay with you?" Corinthus asked. "Yes, dear. She will be fine." Lycia said, kissing her husband before he walked out the door. Nisa woke that morning and went down to the first floor. "Good morning, child. Did you sleep well?" Lycia asked, smiling warmly at her. "No, Ma'am." Nisa replied. "A heavy heart for such a young girl is not a good thing, child. Let your worries go and rest easy here." Lycia stated. Nisa nodded as Lycia placed her breakfast down on the table. "Sit and eat. You will feel better once you've had a good meal." Lycia said. "Thank you, Ma'am." Nisa replied.
Once she finished eating, she got up from her chair and approached Lycia. "May I go outside to play?" Nisa asked. "Yes, child. But stay right in front so that I can see you." Lycia replied. Nisa nodded and walked out to the front of the house. She saw other children playing and watched. She had never had any friends and longed to play with some of the children. One girl, who appeared to be Nisa's age, approached her.
"Hello, I'm Venus. What is your name?" Venus asked Nisa. "I am Nisa." Nisa replied. "Would you like to play with me?" Venus asked. "I'd like that very much." Nisa replied. The two sat down and started to draw in the dirt beneath them. "How old are you?" Venus asked. "I am ten." Nisa replied. "So am I." Venus said. "Do you live with Sir Corinthus now?" Venus asked. "I guess so." Nisa replied.