Jennicus staying true to her word commanded wanted posters be posted throughout the main kingdom and neighboring cities. Given the steep amount of the bounty she knew it would immediately attract the attention of low life commoners, thieves, and criminals. She was confident Alice would be found and returned to her dead or alive. The longer she remained alive whether she cared to acknowledge it or not she posed as a threat to her reign as queen. After robbing an already poor couple of their few coins LaMaiya stumbles upon one of the posters. Never to turn her back on an opportunity she snatches the poster mounted on the door of a tavern and stuffs it inside her cloak.

She could have had Alice in her gasps if it had not been for the soldiers of Cordelia. They had intervened in her personal affairs an act deemed unforgivable. Giving command she ordered the capture of Cordelia and their mad queen, Queen Avil. Queen Avil for a lack of better words was very charismatic, eccentric, and strange in the manner to which she ruled which bore her the moniker “The Mad Queen”. She sought advice and royal counsel from fairies and pygmies. In exchange for their service Queen Avil offered them all protection under her banner. She spoke to the sky, plants, animals, and anything that breathed life. What set her apart from the rest of the queens was her fascination with spells and potions. She swore and lived by them due to this fascination and her lack of communication many viewed her as a witch a title she warmly embraced. Although, she ruled awkwardly her city and people were extremely prosperous. With Cordelia so close to sea she was the main supplier of fish and fresh meat supplied throughout the 9 kingdoms. She caused no one grief and in return she was left alone. Citizens of Cordelia could always be identified as they all bore similar markings pale skin, white hair, and 3 fish like gills on the left side of their necks, all with eyes bluer than the water that protected them.

“Are the legions in proper position?”

“Yes, your majesty.”

“Then we shall march onward to Cordelia taking control of the sea.”

“Apologies your majesty may I break words?”