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Chapter Summary: Castle Sophia, Royal Island

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Chapter one The journey to unknown In the war room, Castle Sophia, Royal island, kingdom of the islands, the decision was made to retreat and to evacuate the castle, it was the evening, but the sound of the catapults projectiles and the noise of the fight was still hearable, a hard decision on each one of the counseled people been made, but it was the only way to save the little survived of their great civilization, their enemy is cruel and merciless, nighter negotiations nor sparing captives is of their habits in the battlefield , castle Sophia is named after the late queen Sophia, the wife of King Aaron the ruler of the kingdom, it's a living example of the advancement of its occupants, it's built of thick layers of big cubic black bricks, …show more content…

King Aaron, prince Alvin, the counsel members, all the civilians inside the Castle, two hundred of the king's guards, performed the retreat, five ships were boarded and sailed quietly in the water, the imperial ships are a witness of the talent and the superiority of the people of the kingdom, each ship can carry up to hundred men, it has stables to carry the horses, paddling room, and a small boats acting as a fighting boats if needed, rest of the King’s guards and the archers were asked to perform the retreat the next night, and to leave the castle to defend itself, King Aaron kept the destination to where they are going to retreat unknown until the last moment before sailing the ships, it's the forbidden land, as the name is a self revealing one, it falls within the realm of the myth than the reality, the King’s decision was justified as it's the only place where the bashikes will not bother or even dare to look in, the other kingdoms are not safe to sail to, the bashikes fleets are commanding the seven seas, it's only the misty sea, which they were avoiding to go nearby, it was covered with layers of thick fog, all the time of the day and the night, and the water keeps changing its streaming direction, sometimes in a moment, a great ship breaks into pieces because of the confused water streaming, few were able to cross the misty sea, and fewer were able to come back, as it was heard in the whole seven kingdoms, that some people made it to and from the forbidden land, but

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