The Amulet of Anthea: The Elemental Court of Glaciem
part 1
The sky above Iceria was dark, it was night, and a Crystal Moon was shining aluminating the buildings in a icy blue glow. The streets we're crowded full of hyperactive wolves getting energy from the Crystal Moon shined trough the city of Iceria, but far far away in the Palace Area was silent, only fewer chatters echoed from the court. There a big debate was happening...
Arsus was shouting and it was a very intense debate: "Should Glaciem help Collossus?"
Collossus is the kingdom of earth, a few months ago a message arrived to Glaciem, it was very clear of course. It contained detailed information of Collossus being enslaved by Vulcanus.
The Elemental Court of Glaciem laughed seeing it as a joke, but after reviewing the paper it did have burn marks and dirty fingerprints.
The clans looked in fear as they saw the intensity of the burn marks on the piece of paper, Vulcanus had really strengthen up, and they weren't messing around. So Arsus began his speach. The judge still tried to blow it off but judge Glacier still couldn't say no to the king of Glaciem.
So Arsus began to speak:
>When have we ever not helped our allies?
>When Glaciem was attacked by Vulcanus, and to make this clear it's still the same
nation, I watched the rallied forces of Lena and Vision help me fend them off from my kingdom. Now here i speak to you, we are with more!
But then Lena said something that made Arsus explode, and he was an ICE-wolf.
>But Arsus, that was before, now Vulcanus has grown stronger, after we defeated
Iggnarock they went for Colossus, and look at those burn marks.
Arsus looked at the rest, they all nodded. Then he said the most epic line the Elemental Court of Glaciem has ever heard.
>I hereby declare war on Vulcanus
>Glaciem shall not let our allies fall.
Judge Glacier made it very clear that he couldn't to anything about this and simply said:
>The verdict is clear, the king has spoken. You're all dismissed.
The people walked out of the court and Glacier took Arsus separate.
>Do you think it's wise to have a war, again.
Arsus to that responded the same he had said before.
To be continued in part 2: The Liberation of Colossus
