The King yawn and told his wizard he was retiring for the night,the wizard would be in charge of the Throne Room and the team of knights when they return with the red key,although the King wanted to see the key first .It was lonely sometimes he thought especially in bed and witout Jewel his Queen. He took off his robe and laid gently on the bed not disturbing the crown he wore . As long as he wore that crown he was king. He rested his head on the pillow and closed his eyes. As the night continued he stated dreaming,meanwhile the team of knights returned but not with the red key but a prisoner,a wizard just like Sard but seemed to have been around a lot longer then Sard , ' What is your name? ' asked Sard to the wizard who wore a cape a hat that seemed to be decorated with stars and planets throughout it .He had a beard. And he carried a staff .Or a cane . ' Take him to the dungeon and I'll tell the king.' As the knights took the wizard away Sard turn and started toward the Kin's bedroom,he reached the door when he saw the door already opening, the King was already awake.' Couldn't sleep,' said the King,' Thinking about the red key.'Sard told him the knights returned and about the prisoner they had,the King wanted too see the prisoner,this other wizard .They did. to be continued.
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