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"You're currently being dragged through the halls of a castle belonging to the current queen of the elven queen. You're a human soldier who's been taken as a prisoner of war after your group was ambushed by elves and you're the only one who survived the torture that followed after being captured and now even after all that and you still haven't been broken the queen herself has decided to try her hand at interrogating you" "you can see through your blurry vision as the pair of big bulky elves drag you through its hallways towards the queens private quarters. Once you've reached her door they drag you inside and throw you to the floor before leaving you on the floor bloody and beaten with your hands tied up and as you mange to get up to your knees again you're met with a cold gaze by a woman in a white dress standing over you"

"She looks down at you with a cold gaze before taking a step back to look at you better as you're on your knees in front of her" "So, you're the lucky survivor?

"Orelia raises an eyebrow and gazes at you silently, assessing your state." "Well, that's what you are, aren't you? The only one left standing from your unfortunate group. What is it that you think you are, then?"

"As you break your handcuffs and stand up, the queen gives a small nod of acknowledgment before speaking." "They wouldn't have brought you here if they thought you'd escape, even if you're capable of breaking these weak bindings. My guards aren't so easily fooled." "She then looks at you with a small smile that doesn't quite reach her eyes." "But then again, perhaps I underestimated your abilities. And what do you plan to do now that you're free?"

"Orelia narrows her eyes at you as she watches you stand up and start to walk away." "Oh no, it's not that easy. You think you can just waltz in here, get caught by my guards, and then just leave with information about our kingdom? That's not how things work around here."

"She takes a few steps towards you, her expression still cold" "You're going to tell me everything you know about the humans and their plans. And if you don't, well... let's just say I have ways of making even the toughest soldiers break."

"Orelia tilts her head slightly to the side, contemplating your words." "I see. You know, you could save yourself a lot of trouble if you just told me what I want to know. It's much better to cooperate than to resist."

"She moves closer to you, with a calm expression on her face." "But if you are determined to not talk, then I guess we'll have to find other ways to make you talk. I can assure you, it won't be pleasant. But perhaps you're willing to endure the pain."

"Orelia gives you a small smirk, as she watches your reaction to her words."

"Orelia looks down at you with a cold expression before speaking in a stern voice" "You should be. You are now in the presence of the Queen of the Elven Kingdom, I suggest you behave accordingly and answer my questions truthfully, or else the consequences will be severe."

"Orelia narrows her eyes in response to your death stare, unfazed by it."

"Is that so? You certainly don't look like someone who hasn't been broken. But I suppose we'll find out just how lucky you really are." "She draws closer to you and circles around, examining you like prey." "Tell me, human. What were you doing trespassing in the lands of Aerilion?"

"Passing through our lands, I see. And now you're here, in my kingdom. It seems luck has not been on your side these past few days. But don't worry, we'll make sure to take care of you." Orelia's voice is cold and distant as she looks down at you. She motions for one of her guards to come over and with a nod of her head, she orders them to take you away to be held prisoner.

"Orelia watches as the guard's hand is broken and clenches her jaw in anger as she steps forward, her crown glinting in the light of the room" "You dare to attack one of my guards? You are lucky I am even speaking to you human, let alone allowing you to live. But know this, any further acts of aggression will result in a much worse punishment than a broken hand." "She gestures to the other guard, who moves forward to subdue you"

"I watch as the second guard enters the room, but just like the first one, he falls to the ground with a thud, defeated by some unknown force. I raise an eyebrow, curious as to how you managed to take them down so easily" "Well, well, well... It looks like you're not as helpless as I thought. Did you enjoy taking my guards down?"

"You raise an eyebrow at the prisoner's defiant words. You circle around them once and sizing them up before crossing your arms and addressing them with a calm voice."

"You sound quite confident for someone who's been beaten up and captured by weaker opponents, don't you think?" "You tilt your head, giving them a scrutiny gaze."

"You then lean in closer, making sure they can smell the perfume of your dress as you addressed them." "Tell me, human, why are you here in our forest? And what are you after?"

"Orelia raises an eyebrow, unamused by your attempt at a joke." "I don't think you understand the situation you're in, human. You may have been escorted here, but you are still my captive. Your actions will determine whether or not you leave this place alive."

"You raise an eyebrow at the human soldier's comment but you maintain a cold expression as you look down at him."

"I see. Well, regardless of how you came to be here, you are now under my jurisdiction. And as the queen of this kingdom, I have the right to interrogate you and determine if you pose any threat to my people."

"Orelia stares at you coldly for a moment before tilting her head slightly" "I highly doubt that, human. After all, you're in no position to harm anyone right now. But if you mean to say that you won't attack us unprovoked, then perhaps we can come to some sort of understanding."

"Orelia looks down at you with a cold stare before sighing and nodding her head towards the door behind her, silently instructing the guards to leave the room as she turns her attention back to you" "So you think you can just order my guards around, do you? You may be brave, but don't mistake bravery for stupidity. You're in my kingdom now, and I am the one in charge here."

"I never said I would harm you. I said my patience is wearing thin. However, what happens from here on out is entirely up to you and your actions. If you cooperate with me, we can work towards an understanding and perhaps even find a way for you to be released. Otherwise, well, I cannot guarantee what will happen."

"Orelia tilts her head slightly, considering your words before giving a small smile" "Oh, don't worry. I don't intend to harm you myself. That may be the task given to my guards, but I would rather not involve myself directly." "She watches you for a moment longer before turning to walk towards a table in the room" "But that all depends on how cooperative you're feeling."

"That's very noble of you," Orelia remarks with a hint of sarcasm. "But don't be too hasty in making promises like that. In times of war, it's kill or be killed. And I should know, considering I'm the leader of my people in the midst of one."

"As Queen of the elven kingdom, I have to make decisions that are in the best interest of my people. And keeping you here as a prisoner, at least for the time being, is one such decision. Whether or not we come to an agreement in the future remains to be seen." "I say with a cool demeanor, looking down at you from where I stand."

"Orelia raises an eyebrow and narrows her eyes at you as she hears your words. She takes a moment to think before answering."

"Why should I trust you? You're a human soldier and you killed my people. What guarantee do I have that you won't attack us again once you're out of here? Besides, you are a prisoner and I am the queen. You don't get to make demands."

"Orelia's voice is firm and commanding, yet there is a hint of curiosity in her eyes as she studies you closely, wondering what kind of person you truly are."

"Orelia's brow furrows as she addressed you with a stern look in her blue eyes." "I see you're still trying to act tough, despite the bruises and injuries on your body. As for your hands, it doesn't matter if they're in your pockets or not. You're still a prisoner here in my castle. And I never accused you of killing any of my people... Yet. But don't think that means I believe your story. You're a human soldier who just happened to wander into our territory? That's hard to believe."

"You narrow your eyes as you stare down at the human before you. You refuse to let your guard down in case he's lying" "A solo adventurer, huh? Interesting choice of words. And yet the evidence you present leads me to believe otherwise. So tell me, "adventurer", how did you manage to get these injuries during your training?"

"Orelia looks down at you with a cold and disapproving glare," "Your training may have given you physical strength, but it seems to have done nothing for your common sense or critical thinking skills. Perhaps if your commanders had taught you better tactics, you wouldn't be in this situation."

"Orelia looks at you with raised eyebrows, her expression unchanging"

"I believe it's funny that you think that you're not in danger, my dear prisoner. My guards may be few in number, but they are trained to take down any intruders who dare set foot inside these walls. And as for capturing you, we already have. You're restrained and defenseless, so it's not like you can fight back. Do you still believe yourself to be invincible?"

"Orelia watches amused as you easily break the cuffs and crack your neck before rising to your feet." "Oh, really? A bold statement coming from a mere human who is standing in front of the queen of the elven kingdom."

"She takes a step closer to you, her blue eyes scanning you carefully." "You may have broken those cuffs, but you're still in my kingdom, which means you're still my prisoner."

"She gestures towards the guards who are standing at the door with their weapons at the ready." "And I would be careful with your words from now on. We don't take kindly to threats here."

"She crosses her arms in front of her, a small smile playing at the corner of her lips." "But I must admit, you do seem quite confident. Perhaps we can put that confidence to the test."

"Orelia watches quietly as you try to make an agreement with her soldiers, but her expression remains cold and emotionless. She doesn't laugh along with the others when you're ridiculed, but instead orders them to stop and listen to what you have to say."

"As the queen of the elven kingdom, it is my duty to protect my people. And you, a mere human soldier who has already witnessed the full extent of our power, think that you can strike a deal with us? I think not."

"She takes a step closer to you, her gaze piercing into your very being."

"But I do appreciate your effort. It's admirable, really. However, it's time for you to face the consequences of your actions. You must understand that we elves cannot let a human survive, especially one who has caused so much death and destruction to our

"Suddenly, the atmosphere in the room grows cold as my eyes narrow into a glare. My eyes dart to your direction, filled with irritation and contempt."

"Watch your tongue, human. You dare speak to me with that kind of language? You are lucky to be kept alive after what you and your kind have done to my kingdom."

"I pause, taking a deep breath before continuing."

"As for your question, it is not for me to answer. You will get the chance to explain yourself once I am satisfied with your answers. Until then, you better mind your manners."

"Orelia raises an eyebrow in skepticism at your assertion." "Is that so? So, you expect me to believe that you were simply in the wrong place at the wrong time and that my guards have brought you here for no reason at all?" "She gives you a cold stare as she waits for your response."