(Prologue)-Meeting Of The Order:
Night falls upon Haven, a few knights are still either training, shopping, or crafting. As this is happening they have no idea what’s going on close by. A few miles away from Haven1 the Spiral Order has called a called a meeting among top officials. Five figures in a conference room hidden in darkness
begin to talk amongst themselves in worry and panic.
“It’s been one week already”.
“People are getting very worried about this crisis”.
“What should we do?”.
Three other figures appear in the shadows and sit down amongst the others at the long rectangular table.
“Mr. Chairman sir glad you made it”.
“Yes I have” said the Chairman in a tired voice “Now let’s get down to the matter at hand, three of our best recon agents have gone missing in the Royal Jelly Palace".
“Yes we have been informed that they have been out of contact for one week now”.
“That is correct” the Chairman murmured “Protocol dictates that after one week of no contact they will be assumed MIA and three other recon teams will go investigate the matter and finish what the others couldn’t”.
“If you don’t mind me asking Chairman” one of the figures interrupted “what were one of our best recon teams doing in the palace?”.
“As you should already know” the Chairman spoke up “As of 264 hours ago the jelly kingdom went dark…”.
“What do you mean by dark?”.
“No contacts with any jelly species in the whole clockworks teir1-3, our recon team was sent there to investigate”.
“So what now sir?”.
“All current recon teams are already in the field so review candidates for three possible recon teams, I want them prepared and ready to go by fourteen hundred hours”.
“YES SIR!” the seven figures said in unison.
The shadowy figures then got out of their seats and walked out a door behind them, the Chairman stayed behind. He then looked at some papers, shuffled them then put them into a folder.
“I haven’t seen this in a long time” he said to himself as he slowly walked out of the room.
*this is the updated version of the prologue*
Interesting, but break up the wall of text.