Troublemaker

Dalon pushed her away from on top of him and grabbed her hand, then dragged her.

She pleaded with him to let her escape. "No, not the door, please." they almost reached the door but Dalon took another way and went towards a corner in his room. he opened a small door and said.

"This door leads to the garden, and if you take your left you will find yourself in the courtroom's hall" he gave her the direction needed without acknowledging her gratitude and left her side.

Elsa followed the description and she found herself in the garden she was looking for earlier.

Looking back, she thought of the strange man she just met, "who is he?" muttering silently, she thought further and concluded that If he was the king, then she was blessed to still be alive.

She sighed and brushed those thoughts of thanking her stars for saving her.

The garden was so peaceful and soothing. The sunlight gave a different feeling, A feeling that says 'freedom'.

'This is a good place to make pottery' she thought. suddenly remembering her father, she made her way out of the garden toward where he was to avoid causing him to worry.

When she got to the courtroom's hall, she asked one of the maids around for the way back to the Queen dowager's quarters.

" Let me guide you," the maid suggested seeing how confused Elsa was. "Okay, thanks." Elsa was so happy that she agreed immediately.

When they got to the quarters, luckily enough her father was just walking out of the room with the Queen dowager.

Elsa thanked and dismissed the maid. Her father met her gaze and she gave a forced smile.

Her father knew she must have caused trouble, seeing how she was trying to act calm.

Did she think she could fool him? She was fooling herself. her father scoffed silently.

Elsa walked towards them " It was nice meeting you, looking forward to your work" the queen dowager said while facing Elsa.

" Likewise" she replied briefly. Speaking truthfully she wasn't looking forward to her 'work'. she hated staying in confined areas so much.

She just couldn't pinpoint why she hated it but she was always like that since she was small. Staying in a secluded place caused fear for her.

She believed it was her allergy.

Having no choice in the matter, she accepted her fate and smiled brightly to the unassuming queen.

The Queen left the father and daughter duo to continue their journey out of the palace.

"What trouble did you cause?" Her father asked her once the queen was out of sight.

She chuckled nervously and retorted "What do you take me for? " she asked and faked a smile.

"A troublemaker" he replied and glared at her, urging her to spill the beans before he got angry.

She cleared her throat and said "I went into a strange hall but I made it out alive"

she didn't make a detailed confession because she was not ready to receive scoldings if her father knew she met someone odd and almost got killed.

Mr. Isaac was not completely convinced but he hummed in response and started walking away.

Elsa grinned happily at how things turned out, and resumed walking with her father.

Meanwhile In a room in the palace＞＞

Dalon called in two of the guards who were watching his quarters.

"Is the Job too much to handle?" he asked quietly but seriously.

The guards wondered what happened, Did something happen that they didn't know of?

"No your majesty!" They replied in unison.

"Who was that lady?" He was running out of patience. He hated when people acted clueless. Humans are always so weak.

They were nothing but empty skulls carved by those holy maniacs, he was referring to the heavens.

The two guards both faced each other in puzzlement at what Dalon meant.

"So you didn't know a lady entered this room?" he wasn't speaking calmly anymore.

Already on his feet, he brought his mouth near one of the guard's ear and whispered.

"Then you pay for it"

Screams of horror filled the room. If not for how soundproofed the room was, the scream was enough to wake 50 people up.

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"Welcome back, master" A fair-looking lady with deep brown eyes and pony-tailed black hair greeted Mr. Isaac When he entered the little mansion with his daughter.

Elsa rolled her eyes at Sunny's perfect facade, she was always acting all nice in front of her father but she was the reincarnation of the devil's daughter.

If she was not a troublemaker she would have been able to gain her all father's attention but Sunny never troubled her father and cared for him like her own father??

Sunny was her father's apprentice. she was an orphan her father took in and brought up like his own daughter. If not because her father gave birth to her, she would have said he loved Sunny more.

Either ways she was still her father's daughter.

He even named her "Sunny" because he met her on a very sunny bright day.

Elsa loved sunny when she first arrived but sunny just got cocky all of a sudden when she was able to finish the hardest phases of pottery.

Elsa didn't find it competitive although Sunny learned faster than she did.

If she wanted to, she would be as great as her father, or wait was she exaggerating it, Nevertheless, she didn't see Sunny as a threat but rather Sunny saw her as a threat.

Strange, huh!

"How did it go" she ignored Elsa's burning gaze on her and asked Mr. Isaac.

"As expected" short and clear, he replied her and left their side.

"You look ugly," Sunny told Elsa and smirked at her.

" Urghhhh whatever" Elsa replied

" What trouble did you cause today?" Sunny scoffed.

" A wise head keeps a still tongue," Elsa answered and left her side