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A Kingsman's Fight: A Narrative Fiction

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“The first commander is getting restless, we need to hurry,” a fair-haired Kingsman commented to another, peeking inside the open door of the last home near the entrance to the grain field. He locks eyes with a disheveled young maiden holding on tightly to a frightened little boy when entering first through the singed door.
“Go away and leave us alone!” the disheveled maiden yells, stepping backward ‘till she couldn’t move any further. “My son and I have already been questioned by your men.”
The other Kingsman enters and advances to a hand-made straw bed that sat in another corner of the room. He flips it over with ease, seeing nothing underneath and sat it back down on the floor.
“My first commander has more questions,” the fair-haired Kingsman …show more content…

“Something isn’t right about this place. I can feel…” he pauses, tilting his ear up. It was a brief moment of silence before he spoke the words, “Someone’s here.”
“There’s no one else here,” Sara maintains in a firm voice. “Now leave my home!”
Francis stares at her closely to the point their noses are touching. “I do not believe you,” he snarls, showing his teeth. He scans the cramped room, seeing nothing but a small table, a fire pit, and a tossed bed on the floor.
“Why are you doing this?” Sara cries. “Haven’t our people suffered enough cruelty from you and your men?” She then looks to Richardson and said, “I’ve told you everything, endangering my son’s life and mine. Please, I beg you. Leave my home.”
Richardson felt Sara’s pain and sympathize with her plead. “That’s enough, Francis.” He pointed to the toss bed, and the dirt, pieces of straw, and leaves scatter on the floor. “There’s nothing here,” he said, grabbing Francis’s arm.
A scuffle begins between the two Kingsmen.
Francis frees his arm, forcefully shoving Richardson against a wall. His eyes are glowing a solid gold color with amber highlights. He growls, “Don’t ever put your hands on me again,” releasing him from his grasp, taking a step back with his eyes still

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