[center][h1][color=ed145b]Fei
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	News of the Princess Emilia Warov holding a competition within her foreign lands soon reached the ears Fei. While she didn’t need such a foolish battle to tell her she was talented, the very thing she needed was one of the prizes, a legendary relic. Was there possibly a better sign of fate than that? The idea was practically created just for her. It was beyond perfect. The moment Fei heard, she had raced off to the sands of Exilia. 

	Of course she should have expected something to go wrong. 

	A dull, goodie two-shoes, lowly life guard had followed her with orders from her mother to ‘protect’ her. As if. Fei could easily burn the boy to cinders before he even had time to scream for help. While he might be a guard of the Imperium, she’d done more training than he would do in his life. This would be her opportunity to finally get the reward she deserved and a some wannabe knight wouldn’t keep her from it. The only thing that could make the situation worse would be if the bookworm or school president showed up. Fei shivered at the thought. 

	And so both Jessi and Fei were within the sweating city of exiles and thieves. They needed to find shelter for the night, something she’d just started to worry about. Perhaps she’d make Jessi stay up all night watching for enemies, it’d serve him right anyway. He couldn’t even learn to keep his tongue shut, a lesson Fei couldn’t wait to teach him. 

	[color=ed145b]“First of all, there is no question about ‘if’. I have been training my entire life to fight for something like this and when, not if, I enter and win this competition, I’ll show you just how capable I am,” She snapped, enraged that he would dare question her skills. “As far as the competition, there are no rules claiming I can’t participate. Plus, if we keep our heads down like everyone else, we probably won’t gain as much attention,”[/color] Fei said, specifically ignoring the part about marriage. While he was correct in the fact that she would refuse, it was none of his business what people of her status did. He had no right to even question her about it. 

[@Awesomoman64]