<span style="font-size: 150%; line-height: 116%;"><div style="text-align: center;"><span style="font-weight: bold"><span style="color: #000000"><span style="text-decoration: underline">Lost in Time</span></span></span></div></span><br/><br/><br/><div style="text-align: center;">The servant is the best fighter she knows. As good as the prince. Overtime the princess falls for him and they meet in secret. She then finds out she is betrothed to a prince from another kingdom and their supposed to bring their kingdoms together. The servant and prince fight over her in the Festival of crops and harvest that takes place during the summer. The servant could is a black smith and practices sparring in his spare time. If her father would to find out about such things happening, she would never be able to leave the castle again and he would become a prisoner for the rest of his life.<br/><br/>The Blacksmith, is basically the one who crafts all of the very fine weaponry and armory for the Royalty and the Royal Knights who protect them. As well as any other metal work they require. He is one of the finest blacksmiths in all of the land, taught by his father who had the same position before him. Of course every weapon smith would be silly not to learn to use his weapons, how can one test is durability, balance and such if he could not handle it? So yes, trained by his father to be a wonderful swordsman. He often duels the knights and learns from them as well in a sort of secrecy. Also so that if the Kingdom becomes attacked, he can easily help defend the actual castle. <br/><br/>The Blacksmith is directly next to the castle. The beautiful gardens on the opposite side of the caste, and then his building - built by the king himself to provide a stable and efficient home and forge, large enough to also store all the weapons and armor that would be later sent to the Armory room of the Castle. <br/><br/>Since he technically belongs to the king as a servant, he is aloud in and out of the castle, and often tends to the diners and balls and all of the royal fancy bologna. <br/><br/>The Princess wishes to learn how to fight, but doesn't want her family to learn. The boy teaches her how to wield a sword. <br/><br/>Summer Festival, to celebrate the harvest of crops and prosperity of the kingdom. There is always a tournament, where the Knights fight, and even others. The Prince she is betrothed to comes to attend, as he should - to show his strength. Anyone can enter, but must get through the preliminaries, meaning too if you get far enough commoners can actually become Knights if they prove themselves in the tournament. So... sir Blacksmith enters, because he wishes to make a fool of the Prince. This would also allow him to become an "official" knight. Though it is less likely, it is still socially acceptable for a Princess to marry a Knight...</div>