Drota’s Bard

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“Still in tears Nedgwar stood and returned to look over the wall of the palace. ‘Look and learn Derisius. All of Phalcoband’s kingdom is my children. Some day they will all be your children and you must care for each of them. When one of my children rejoices, I rejoice with him. When one of my children grieves, I grieve also and you will grieve.’ Nedgwar wept and Derisius returned to inside the palace.” How can a young man be responsible for an entire kingdom? If something happens to his father, then Derisius must become Drota of Phalcoband and follow the ancient traditions of the Falcon and keep the wicked away from his throne.