Torien: A Fictional Narrative

Meanwhile back at the castle Aladar and Morikin had been moved to the dungeon. The Red Father had sent them here when he had gotten rid of all known threats in the castle. He had ordered what looked like 20 red sons to guard entrance and another 5 to guard us personally. Aladar was worried about his siblings. He wasn’t sure where his sister Annadell was now or if his brother Torien was even alive. Aladar had always been protective of his younger siblings. Morikin was also worried, but he was trying to think of a way out. Outside above the castle Vohen had flown back to report to the Red Father. “Did anything of importance happen?” The Red Father asked. “Nothing besides a few people trying to leave the city. They encountered my fires though.” …show more content…

Other would have heard that we have to go now!” The Red Son whispered. “Wait? Torien?” Aladar asked recognizing the voice. “Yes, you idiot! Now let’s go!” Torien said, pulling them out of the cell so they could start leaving. Torien had left taken them to the other side of the dungeon. He showed them a secret door in the cells and they used that as their means of escape. Outside the at the entrance Naberius had arrived. “Father Paimon has ordered the me to retrieve the princes.” Brother Naberius said. The red son in charge order a few men to go retrieve them but when they returned they said the princes had escaped. Naberius responded with killing the captain by stabbing him in the throat. He told the rest of them to go and start searching for the missing princes. Meanwhile Torien and his brothers walked down the secret tunnels until they reached an exit. They waited until it was clear and moved to a house nearby. “So this is how you always left the castle without anyone knowing.” Aladar commented. “Yup.” Torien replied before taking off his red son’s mask. “Is that how you escape the red sons?” Morikin asked. “Sort of. I went out last night and this morning woke up because of that dreaded dragon.” Torien …show more content…

“Yes Anne. I just want to be alone.” Torien said not turning to talk to her. “You know aunt Siana didn’t mean it. Right?” “Of course she did. She’s never liked me. I’m just a bastard to her.” Torien said sounding getting angry again. “Well I like you. And I don’t consider you a bastard. Neither does Aladar or Morikin. Forget what aunt Siana thinks. She’s doesn’t know much anyway.” Annadell said trying to cheer him. She had come to sit down by Torien while saying this. After she said this it had made Torien smile and laugh. He loved his little sister. She was always so kind to him. If it wasn’t for her being there for him growing up he’s not sure where he would be now. She’s the reason Aladar and Morikin became friends with him. If she had not insisted on them playing when they were young, they would not have become so close like today. “You know your pretty great.” Torien said smiling at her. “I know.” Annadell replied smiling also. “We should he-” Just then the both of them heard a loud roar. Torien looked up at the night sky and saw a figure flying in the distance. “They found us! We have to hurry!” Torien said getting