Sequel of Evil

Chapter 4
At the Blue Kingdom

Rin walked on the road, thinking of how long it would take for her to get to the blue kingdom. She stopped near a tree about five minutes later, checking how much food was in the bigger bag she now had, it carried more than the first. She didn't have much food, it only filled up a fourth of the bag. It was enough for today and tomorrow, though. There was a loaf of bread, water in a glass milk bottle, another bottle with milk in it, and some biscuits.

She thought again, making sure she had everything planned. The prince, Kaito, would be turning nineteen in a few months, probably. She had maybe a whole year or two until he took over the throne, maybe even more. If possible, then she had the ball that the prince's wife might be chosen at. If he didn't like anyone there, then the kingdom would look for princesses.

Her birthday had been a few months ago, and she was now fifteen. She wondered silently how Len was doing if there was an afterlife, and picked up her bag after resting, continuing to walk. It would maybe take all of today and some of tomorrow to get to the kingdom of blue.

The whole time, Len and Miku were trailing behind Rin on the road curiously. "She's heading," Miku said, "to the kingdom of blue."

Len nodded. "I've been this way before. I wonder what she's planning." (A/N: Well, they can't read thoughts XD)

Miku shrugged. "Well it's probably something secret if she's still dressed as you… Does she have any other clothes of yours in that bag?"

"Yes," Len said, "she has maybe one or two more outfits."

The time passed by, and a few biscuits were left, along with the milk. Rin had drank all of the water on the way, and eaten most of the bread and biscuits. She had been wrong, the kingdom was about two days away on foot. But finally, she was there. She was at the kingdom, after a year of waiting.

Rin walked through the kingdom, looking for the castle. She looked around as she walked, people were wondering why a servant of the yellow country was here. She simply walked past the people, still searching for the castle through the town.