Progéniture de la Campanule (Offspring of the Bellflower)

A throne themed after the light apparently came into existence. Whose monarchs were esteemed credible of a favor seeing as they were as benevolent as a paragon of virtue. They longed for a child who was befitting of overseeing the nation, and the inhabitants of the nation pleaded alongside them. Their heart's desperate desire was soon acknowledged by the skies, who've been sympathetic and kindhearted. Apparently bestowing their gift with the advent of the summer solstice. When finally the breathtakingly beauteous princess was introduced to humanity one day, the sky conferred another good fortune on them for she was claimed worthwhile of its splendor. As she eventually began to surface, all heads were riveted on her. For she exhibited the sensuality of a goddess, the cognition of an orientated poet, and an aptitude that no earthly being could fathom. Owing to the fact that she was adored by the majority, she was envied by some. Her gifts, unfortunately, were also the wellspring of her eventual downfall. The kingdom was shortly steeped in madness and depravity where Rapunzel, the Princess, was consequently pushed into peril as a slew of individuals sought to seize her otherworldly gift. Her parents were forced to send her away, notwithstanding how painful it was for them. "It doesn't matter whether it's in Scotland or Wales, as long as it's not here." Her father, the king, entrusted his small and defenseless child to their seamstress, a figure with qualities far exceeding the realm of understanding. Rapunzel, too little to recall a point in time wherein the place she once knew as home was engulfed by flames, slept in the arms of mother Gothel as their ship cruised over the tumultuous seas, heading for an unknowable destination.