I've been drabbeling and this one the results. By mixing code geass with the realm of fairytales, I created Code Geass: Once upon a... It will be a humorous take on grimm and realistic classic fairytales of Anderson and Grimm.
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"Checkmate"
"WHAT!?"
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"MARIANNE!!!!!"
Umm perhaps in the not so peaceful Empire, thanks to certain prince. Perhaps I start with should with beginning... Since the start of the reign of 98th Emperor Charles zi Britannia, the Holy Empire of Britannia has conquered quite some countries. Emperor Charles a strong and powerful leader however like any mortal man, he has his weaknesses. Now our great Emperor of Britannia has a fondness for well-endowed beauties (and the man has too many well-endowed consorts to disapprove this theory). Now because of this Charles has many children... most of them are plain and fade in background, the talented ones shine while others... are more trouble then they worth. Now our hero (or anti-hero I suppose) belongs the to last category. Seventeenth heir to throne, the Eleventh Prince Lelouch vi Britannia
It's wasn't an unfamiliar sight for the servants and guards too see their great Emperor storm and rage through the halls of the Imperial Villa at Aries, the home of Marianne vi Britannia and her children. They also knew when he reached their Mistress office he would already calmed down a bit. But unfortunately for Marianne that wasn't the case this, whatever her son did had made his father very, very angry.
Yes dear readers, at times like this it's Empress Marianne's who has to face her husbands anger instead of their son. It's widely known that Charles loves his children even though sometimes they are more trouble then they are worth. It's widely known, that he fears for the Imperial treasury, each time First Princess Guinevere su Britannia and Clovis la Britannia the Third Prince (the two are shopaholics) are in one of their moods. Or that he doesn't know what to do with Third Princess Euphiemia because the poor girl is so naive or with her overprotective older sister Cornelia li Britannia, for who Charles fears he will never find a husband (or for Euphie in that matter). Nor does he know what to do with Schneizel's interest in his pink haired aide Kanon of who's sex Charles still isn't sure of. Yes it was hard to be a good father to so many children.
Marianne vi Britannia knew she should have listen to her heart when she discovered her oldest child missing from his room and gone ridding with daughter but no she had finish those rapports. And now her she was, waiting for the doors of her office to slam open the moment she heard Charles' angery voice.