All were content. King Churo was a good king and he ruled with compassion and a desire to help the people. The tall, fair king showed as much pity to his subjects as he did to his charming family.
And what a family he had! The Queen, Lena, was a beautiful woman from the Shus family, which had noble blood. She was graceful and polite, as well as intelligent, and proved to be a good match for her husband, Churo. She was well liked and beloved by the King. Her eyes were a deep grass green and her hair was a dark black.
There were three royal children. The oldest, Churo II, was the teenage heir to the throne. Churo II was an ambitious boy whose glowing green eyes reflected that ambition. He was tall, fit and agile. In his eyes, the honor of the throne was most important. He strove to perfection adn prepared himself to be a worthy successor to the throne.
Churo II's sister, Gelee, was a miniature of her mother. She was spoiled and conceited. She fretted, hemmed and hawed over her looks and that of her royal robes.'
The youngest was Blake, who was seven. He resembled his father, King Churo I, and was quite an active child. Because he was eleven years younger than his brother and seven years younger than his sister, he was considered, in their minds, an annoying little pest.