Chapter 3-
The bed was turned upside down and on the wall someone engraved the message "Go back home girly!" It was so appalling that my eyes turned as red as flames. I stay still there just looking at the righting when someone came in. I didn't see them till…
"Miss? Are you ok?" asked a small lady with blonde hair in a maid's dress.
I was so mad at the writing that I didn't answer so the lady started to look around.
"Miss? What happened here? The room is a mess as I figured," she said.
"What did you say?" I asked.
"I said that I figured it would be this messy," she said louder this time.
"Why is that?" I asked.
"Because of fourth year Joren and his gang especially Gravy of Stone mountain. You should have seen mistress Kel's room that day! I had to clean her room at least five times!" she said back almost half laughing.
"Then you must be Lesley, the head maid of the Pages' wing," I said.
"Yes. That's correct. Who told you Miss Yasmin?" she said in a down sort of way.
"Kel. She said to ask for a magic key," I said.
"OH! That spell. I must have done it three years ago. I don't know where that paper with that spell on it went!" she said almost sadly. "Sorry, Miss. But if I do find it how many keys would you like?"
"If you don't mind I'll need two. One for me and one for my family's servant Griffin," I said.
"OK Miss. And would you mind if I give one to Miss Kel?" asked Lesley.
"No. I wouldn't mind at all," I said.
"Thank you miss," said Lesley as she left.
There was a knock no the door.
"COME IN!" I yelled.
"Yasmin! What in the name god of Mithros are you doing here?" asked a boy with dark skin and black hair just like Yadmal and her sister Padma for this was Heckar of Yamani. He is second oldest to the throne of Yamani. But unlike his sisters he had been sent here to become a knight. His sisters are just woman in anyone's eyes, but mine.
"Hello Prince Heckar of Yamani. We were starting to miss your archery skills. Your sister Yadmal is or was worried about you!" I said as I bowed to him. Before I could finish a proper bow he waved me to my feet.
"None of this not a word… No one here knows I'm a prince and if they catch me with you I'm as good as dead. I like it here everyone treats you like an equal where as at home they bow. I don't like being treated differently. Oh my look at what Gravey did to your room!" He said while shifting uncomfortably. "Sacklan!" he muttered a curse under his breathe.
"You know this Gravey of Stone Mountain don't you?" I asked appalled.
"Yes, I do. But he is really a nice guy if you get to know him!" said Heckar defensively.
"From what I've heard I'm not sure," I said.
Heckar nodded his head and left.
"Now what was that all about?" asked Griffin as he came inside my room. "Did Heckar do this to the walls?" asked Griffin in a harsh voice.
"No. But it's someone he knows. The boy's name is Gravey of Stone Mountain," I said.
"OK," said Griffin. "Let's go for a walk."
"Alright, I'll be ready in ten minutes," I told him.
He bowed and sat on the bed. Ten minutes later Griffin started to show me around the palace when we bumped into Veraldaine, other wise known as the "Wild mage."