It had been a month since Sir Daniel and her had swapped cores and each day had been marvelous. yet at the same time, it felt entirely natural and mundane.
In the months time, Dora had led her kingdom well. Sir Daniel had dropped by a day after their swap to give her the metal contraption containing her brother. Apparently Sir Daniel had released her brother only long enough to grab the amulet off his neck and had immediately put him back into the metal contraption. At the time, looking at something that used to feel so familiar, Dora looked at the metal tube unsure of how to use it. It was no longer her experience of sucking up ghost and returning them to the realms. She was only a queen now.
That was in the past though. As she went over documents over the wellbeing of her realm, the door to her chambers opens, a guard announcing Sir Daniel.
"Sir daniel. It endues me such joy to gaze upon thee once moe." Dora exclaims as she walks over to her former body.
"Still haven't returned to speaking modern English yet princess?" Danny teases
"It eludes me at this time Sir Daniel." Dora replies giving Danny a flat but fond stare
"I was wondering, how are you feeling about our swap?" Sir Daniel asks
"I see no reason we might not but swap back sir daniel. Art thou feeling uncomfortable continuing the ritual." Dora asks
"No, NO. To be completely honest, I'm enjoying the freedom of the modern world and the adrenaline rush of the fight." Danny elaborates. "I feel that I'm taking your life from you though Princess. Remember this is still your life to live."
"Sir Daniel, I appreciate thy concern for my life, however I feel satisfied with helping my people. We can still swap back at any time." Dora replies calmly
"I just wanted to make sure this is what you want." Danny replies. "I do have homework that i need to do for Mr. Lancer." Danny says turning to leave.
"Wait Sir Daniel." Dora exclaims as she floats over to her desk, opening it to retrieve Aragorns amulet. "I would thou to hast this. Mine brother hath thus proven last month that he no longer be trusted and there is no other i trust moe than thee. Prithee accept this as not only a token of mine praise yet as a sign showing our allegiance."
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