At Spat Tower...
The guard in the gatehouse looked from the window of the gatehouse and watched for the carriage the Bad Hams' horses. When he saw the carriage and the horses, the guard let the drawbridge down and brought up the portcullis. After the horses were in Spat Tower, he withdrew the drawbridge and put down the portcullis.
After the carriage reached the stables, Spat opened the door of it. With him, he pulled King Boss out. Lord Mike and Lady Stella followed. "These are the stables," Spat acknowledged. "Oh yeah, just to let you know, I can still kill your wife and daughter, even when I'm not in the same building as them."
Spat turned around and said, "So you might as well just do what I say." King Boss nodded reluctantly and followed him. Lord Mike and Lady Stella followed behind the two. "Well," Spat said, "you are royal, so I'll give you one of the bedrooms in the keep instead of the dungeon. But I have a bedroom where it locks from the outside."
Spat led the way to the keep. He went down a few corridors and up several flights of stairs. Lady Stella tried to keep up with Spat as Lord Mike stared at King Boss's hand. He was filled with envy when he saw the bejewled rings on every finger. Lord Mike wiped his mouth to make sure he wasn't slobbering on himself. But the ring he wanted the most was King Boss's wedding ring, the one from Queen Caitlin.
When Spat stopped, Lord Mike didn't. He walked into the wall, and it was then he realized Spat had stopped. He pulled out a key ring and found the key for the door. Spat found it, unlocked the door, and remarked, "This is a very fine place, surprisingly. It's just dusty because no one's been in here for...I don't know how long."
Lord Mike's eyes were still on the bejeweled rings. Lady Stella nudged him in the ribs and whispered, "What are you looking at?" Lord Mike still did not answer Lady Stella. Spat looked over at them and asked, "Is there something wrong?" Lord Mike peered up from the rings and replied, "No, there isn't."
Spat knew what Lord Mike was looking at. "You better watch out for your hand," he said to King Boss and pointed at his hand. King Boss looked at his hand and thought, This is just great. Spat opened the door and said, "Go ahead." King Boss looked inside, and, to his surprise, it was actually a very nice room. He walked inside, and Spat closed the door behind him and locked it.
The bedroom wasn't as bad as King Boss thought. It had a bed that had a canopy and a dresser. The window was stained glass, but he wasn't too much willing to jump out of it. The room had a few candles that weren't lit. King Boss looked down at his paws again. "I'm gonna have to watch out for thieves while I'm not looking," he said to himself. He looked at his wedding band and realized it was the best looking ring of them all.
The rest of King Boss's clothes were also very nice. He realized, too, he was going to have to look out for his cape that was red and had a cow pattern fur lining. It was also his crown that he had to watch out for. King Boss might have to look out for the shirt on his back it was so fine, too!
The guard in the gatehouse looked from the window of the gatehouse and watched for the carriage the Bad Hams' horses. When he saw the carriage and the horses, the guard let the drawbridge down and brought up the portcullis. After the horses were in Spat Tower, he withdrew the drawbridge and put down the portcullis.
After the carriage reached the stables, Spat opened the door of it. With him, he pulled King Boss out. Lord Mike and Lady Stella followed. "These are the stables," Spat acknowledged. "Oh yeah, just to let you know, I can still kill your wife and daughter, even when I'm not in the same building as them."
Spat turned around and said, "So you might as well just do what I say." King Boss nodded reluctantly and followed him. Lord Mike and Lady Stella followed behind the two. "Well," Spat said, "you are royal, so I'll give you one of the bedrooms in the keep instead of the dungeon. But I have a bedroom where it locks from the outside."
Spat led the way to the keep. He went down a few corridors and up several flights of stairs. Lady Stella tried to keep up with Spat as Lord Mike stared at King Boss's hand. He was filled with envy when he saw the bejewled rings on every finger. Lord Mike wiped his mouth to make sure he wasn't slobbering on himself. But the ring he wanted the most was King Boss's wedding ring, the one from Queen Caitlin.
When Spat stopped, Lord Mike didn't. He walked into the wall, and it was then he realized Spat had stopped. He pulled out a key ring and found the key for the door. Spat found it, unlocked the door, and remarked, "This is a very fine place, surprisingly. It's just dusty because no one's been in here for...I don't know how long."
Lord Mike's eyes were still on the bejeweled rings. Lady Stella nudged him in the ribs and whispered, "What are you looking at?" Lord Mike still did not answer Lady Stella. Spat looked over at them and asked, "Is there something wrong?" Lord Mike peered up from the rings and replied, "No, there isn't."
Spat knew what Lord Mike was looking at. "You better watch out for your hand," he said to King Boss and pointed at his hand. King Boss looked at his hand and thought, This is just great. Spat opened the door and said, "Go ahead." King Boss looked inside, and, to his surprise, it was actually a very nice room. He walked inside, and Spat closed the door behind him and locked it.
The bedroom wasn't as bad as King Boss thought. It had a bed that had a canopy and a dresser. The window was stained glass, but he wasn't too much willing to jump out of it. The room had a few candles that weren't lit. King Boss looked down at his paws again. "I'm gonna have to watch out for thieves while I'm not looking," he said to himself. He looked at his wedding band and realized it was the best looking ring of them all.
The rest of King Boss's clothes were also very nice. He realized, too, he was going to have to look out for his cape that was red and had a cow pattern fur lining. It was also his crown that he had to watch out for. King Boss might have to look out for the shirt on his back it was so fine, too!