Comet pov

Once Ylva was done combing my hair she brought me up to her son's room so I could meet him. 

"Are you sure you can't do anything about this? Please I really don't want to marry someone I don't love." I said giving one last plea.

"I'm sorry child, but if it were up to me you and your friends would be out of here." she said.

"Isn't there any other way?" I asked. I was desperate and if I could find another way to get out of this mess I'd take it.

"There was... no... she's not here any more... he wouldn't listen... too insistent of completing this prophecy..." she mumbled to herself. It was clear she didn't want me to hear, but when you have hearing better than a normal human you tend to hear things you don't exactly mean to hear.

"Ylva, I'll do anything to get out of this. Just tell me what you know. Please?" I asked. From what it sounded like this may be one of my only chances to get out of this mess. Ylva signed.

"It's risky, but maybe we can make it work. I'll tell you later, but first you have to meet my son. That is one thing I cannot get you out of." she said before I was ushered into her son's room. As soon as I entered the room the door behind me was shut. The person I saw take us away come out from the balcony.

"Well well well, if it isn't my soon to be bride. How has your stay been so far?" he asked.

"You act as though you own me which you don't. How dare you kidnap me and my friends and expect me to be your bride!?" I exclaimed. I was determined to get out of this along with my friends.

"A temper I see? No matter, I don't care." he said. The way he said that, it just ticked me off big time.

"You abducted two people you don't know for some stupid prophecy, put one in the dungeon along with another person you took, and you're forcing one of them, me, to be your bride even though you have no idea who I am?!" I exclaimed. He grabbed me by my face glared at me.

"My kingdom is falling apart. My father is dead. Many of my people are dead! So I'd kindly appreciate it if you'd take this seriously!" He said in a commandingly tone and let go of me, "Go with my mother to your room now, I'll see you later tonight." 

As soon as he finished speaking I left his room and was escorted to my room with Ylva and some guards. Once we were in my room and the doors were locked, I decided to speak with Ylva again and find out how I could get out of this situation.