To escape what past
That may be behind,
Our princess had made herself,
Hard to find,

But if you look,
Upon the waves
And travel the waters
For many days,

You will find
Our princess here,
On a merchants ship
Far from the pier,

As a storm starts
To toss the boat,
The likes of which,
One has never before wrote,

A villain from beneath,
The murky sea,
Arose, And sent
Most sailors to bended knee

The monster
With his deadly sight,
Would kill thousands
Without a fight

Should this ship’s crew
Gain the same fate?
Shall any be willing
To turn the tides of late?

What’s this sparkle?
What’s this lone light?
That comes from the ship,
On this death-tainted night.

The Sword of red velvet!
Held to the sky
Reflected the lightning
Into the monsters single eye

“Let this ship pass!
You fiend of the sea!
Leave us alone
Or Villain, Face me!”

A roar like thunder
Or maybe thunder it was
Came the answer from the demon,
Angry all because..

None had ever challenged him,
No one that brave he thought,
But this time there seemed to be,
One who would in this lot,

“Easy prey” the beast said,
“but I like a good fight!
Tell me your name sir
Be you peasant or knight!”

Andrea Hesitated a bit,
Wondering what to say
This could be her last adventure
This could be her last day.

“My name” She said into the wind
“is the Princess of Trades,
Enjoy your life as of now,
For past this hour it fades.”

The sword the slashed,
This way and that way,
And the nails of the monster
Slashes up the boat where it lay,

The monsters blood stained
Both the sea and the boat
But neither the ship nor the beast,
When finished could float,

As the chaos collided
And brought to an end
Neither the ship nor a lifeboat
Was left to the men,

The waves claimed them both,
Not a life to be seen,
But what then has happened
To Irendi’s future Queen?

This is the last
Or so most would say
But truth will come clearly
By the light of the day.