Princess Glimmer

The commander of the Horde glanced up. Maybe this was all a set up by Hordak. She gritted her teeth and held the blade tightly, preparing to fight even in such a state. Her voice raised with all her might. “Horde! Attack leave NO survivors.. Even the queen.” She +

The Horde was coming into Brightmoon full force. Well.. dispite the commander of the fleet being severely injured. Hordak did a number, blood all over her uniform and coming from her mouth. The trip she sat hardly moving, as the reached Brightmoon Adora stood slowly, groaning.

Scorpia's face reddens. "Queen Glimmer, that is such an honor. To be asked by the queen herself to be an advisor. If you are sure I could be helpful to you, I would love the chance" She straightens up on the cushion not wanting to be seen slouching now that she may be part of -

Adora was tired, bruised, scared with each failure, Hordak had enough. She could hardly stand when he sent her out. She was a machine, nothing more, expendable. They already were close to stripping her rank… but there was one last mission n mind to test her might.

"See, Glimmer! I told you that you would be great at this. You'll build your confidence as queen and as a friend." Scorpia stands behind her looking at them both in the mirror. "Y'know I think your statements would be even stronger with some alterations." -

She wasn’t the only one, Infected She-Ra was losing battles left and right… Hordak trained her harder, faster, it gave her some victories but not enough. Perhaps she ruined the Horde with her own words plan… What would become of her?

That was the problem… There was no cure… Adora had been this way for a long time, who knows how damaged she was. First ones tech… dangerous.

If only someone noticed. Then it wouldn’t be too late. Adora left the city, heading back through the woods to the Fright Zone… In truth Glimmer was the only me she wanted to see.

She threw the hood back up, turning to leave as the door was opened she didn’t even glance back. “You will not save me. Don’t even try.” Her tone was harsh, no hope, she left like she was never there.