The war was terrible, claiming the lives of many good men and women as they fought to keep their land from the Asgardians. Her father even wanted more land for the pain Odin had caused them over the years. She thought it was rather foolish, risky. The war needed to end, and if both sides kept pushing, there would be nothing left of either realm. Her worries were shoved aside however, as her father believed her duty as princess was to be seen and not heard, which was infuriating.
She spent what time she had free, tending to the injured with the healing abilities she had gained from her mother, or going out to fly, to clear her head of worries and anger. It was on one of her flights that she had seen guards dragging in a new prisoner. When she asked her father about it that day, she was brushed off and ordered back to her chambers. It appeared to her that the 'seen and not heard' was becoming more and more of a 'pretend you don't exist until I have need of you.' Which was fine, she supposed. It wasn't like she had ever been close with her father anyway, but she hated the fact that she was just as much a prisoner as the ones kept in the dungeons.
It was a while before she actually heard the prisoner be mentioned again, nearly forgetting all about it as she had thrown herself into really anything to get her mind off the war outside. Healing, practicing her other forms of magic and skills with fighting something, anything that could help she jumped at the chance.
She had overheard one of the guards speaking as she snuck around the palace one night, hearing one mention that they 'hope to break the Asgardian soon.' Had they tortured him? Since when was that something they did? Didn't that make them just as bad as the Asgardians? Curiosity got the better of the griffin princess and late in the night, she snuck down to the dungeons, cloak pulled around her and hood up. What she saw, sickened her. The injuries that the man had. She didn't know how he was even still alive!
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