Post by Φueen Keziah on Jan 24, 2009 16:13:13 GMT -5
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Zekiah Maion
[/font]Queens did not lose. They were fast, and everywhere, knowing everything they needed to maintain rule. Over two thousand years, the White Queen Keziah Maion managed to do nothing but exactly what she pleased, as far as she could remember. Queens were necessary to put kings into check, and Keziah had her husband so long beneath her thumb and obscured from thought that she couldn’t begin to think of him as powerful without laughing like a maniac. The queen held all the power, and her heir, her darling bloodthirsty Kuro, was entitled to the scraps of the country after she was done with it.
The shapeshifting queen took no her favored form of a puffy white cat and had stalked about the shop where everyone seemed to buy the most things. She’d collected a great amount of tax money from the place and she absolutely quivered whenever she thought about just how much more money the place would earn her. She didn’t even have to lift a finger – politics just made money practically on its own. Well, for her at least. She couldn’t be bothered to take concern over the economy of anyone else but herself.
Most citizens knew she could change her shape only through rumor and theory, though factual evidence of the queen’s abilities were rarely seen outside of the palace. Rumors served her well. If others though she could be anywhere, always watching and waiting then they were more apt to behave themselves properly and obey her laws, even the laws that weren’t written down.
Running her tail along the items of a shelf filled with empty glass bottles and smooth pebbles for some sort of witchcraft, the queen purred lightly as she watched the people pass by, buying whatever they could. People were so amusing. Everyone else was so imperfect compared to her. She didn’t understand how they could bare to live with themselves, poor and ugly. Oh, subjects, silly things they were. She’d have committed suicide ages ago if she actually had to be one, but perfection such as herself was excluded from mortal toils.
As she lay upon the shelf, her mind suddenly reeled and told her that pain was coming soon, though she knew not why or from what. Since birth, the queen had been emotionally different than everyone else. She knew what emotions she was going to feel in the future, and fearing that she’d feel them, she would force herself to pretend to be experiencing emotion that she wasn’t at all. What the queen hated when her mind told her that the sensation of pain would be arriving in the future. Pain was a frequent startle to her, as she feared the idea of pain more than she feared the concept of death. Death was far more tolerable than expecting pain that hadn’t arrived yet and being completely unable to prevent it.
Keziah didn’t feel pain in that moment, but knowing she’d be feeling pain soon the crazy queen between to yowl and screech in pain, claws extending to latch onto the shelf. Pain was coming, and she was absolutely not happy about it.
Not knowing how extensive the pain was to be, the Persian cat figure of the queen fluffed up horribly upon the shelf. She cast out her claws as she continued to holler and screech in fear of pain before her claws caught until a smooth stone and chinked at such a strange angle that she jumped up in the air – and fell right off of the shelf. She tumbled toward the ground, and lacking the instinct of a cat she transformed into her human form instead and landing smack upon her rump with another sharp yell.
The tall woman was seated on the ground and yowled only a moment more until just as quickly as her shouting fit began, it ended. Her long black hair glided itself about her shoulders as her red eyes narrowed at her hand. Her hand was hurting; her hand made her feel pain, and so she inspected it.
“I broke a nail,” she muttered, sounding surprised at herself as her eyes narrowed at her fingers. “Oh.”
She wiggled the one which broken as she realized her gift of precognition had just made her look a fool. The queen looked furious at her own thoughts and the thoughts that anyone in that store might think she was an idiot. Oh no, she couldn’t allow those kinds of thoughts. Thinking negative thoughts about the queen, after all, as outlawed.
”Someone had better offer to help me up or by my word the lot of you will suffer immensely.”
There. Cruelty, that always covered up when she looked silly, at least in her mind.
Open to anyone.'
Seven hundred and eighty nine words long.
Disclaimer: I was rattling. Reply posts will not be this long on my end, so don't stress over length.