Melissa smiled, but for the most part, she stayed pretty quiet, just content to watch the proceedings.<br/><br/>As the demons popped onscreen to capture the unicorn, a strange mixture of oil paints did a horrendous job of meshing with the proper drawings and designs of the unicorn and the forest, giving the monstrous creatures even more of an alien appearance when compared to the rest of the world.  The sounds of pained neighing filled the forest as the shot panned away, leaving a small bird flying up to alert the castle.<br/><br/>The Princess was distraught, for the unicorn was one of the most beautiful and beloved creatures in the castle.  "I shall have to undertake a quest," she said, "to return the unicorn to our fair kingdom."<br/><br/>The wise wizard simply nodded.  "You shall choose a steed and a knight, then, who will aid you along your journey."<br/><br/>"What need have I of a steed?" she asked.  "The unicorn is gone; he alone is my steed.  I'll simply walk to reach him."  She then looked over the assembled knights, each drawing his sword as a sign of his fealty.  One knight was quite handsome, with armor and sword made out of purest gold.  Another with more rugged features had a weapon and mail of iron, while the third was a minotaur with arms and armor of stone.  Without hesitation, she chose the handsome knight with the gold armor and blade, then started to march out of the castle in her glass heels.<br/><br/>Although Melissa watched quietly, she started to blush after a bit.  "Yeah, um, I guess it's kinda obvious nowadays..."  She glanced towards the player, apparently considering shutting it off.