Jungkook's POV -    "Grandma, I made some fish, come eat." I said, calling her from the doorsteps. She was harvesting the tomatoes, it was harvesting season, August. Last night I already harvested some brussel sprouts, if I let them grow larger, they'll be too old and won't taste good. Grandma told me that.    "I know, I could smell it. I'll come once I finished." she answered, keeping her head in the tomato bushes.    I went back inside and turn on the TV. I slouched with the controller in my hand. It was the news channel. The female reporter spoke, "Last week, the Princess joined the Gyujoon Province 200th year event," then there's a video clip on the TV. "My, Princess Hwayoon is elegantly dressed up and she has the perfection more than any other princesses. The event was safe and the Princess was secure tightly with guards around her. Princess Hwayoon had showed her power to everyone there. It revealed that her power is telekinesis. It is  very interesting to see such a rare power already mastered by the Princess. Back to you, Reporter Kim."    I turned off the TV when grandma entered the dining room. I sat down across from her and start eating as soon as she's done praying. She took a bite, "Hmm. Just as good as your mother's cooking. Good job, kid."   "But grandma~ I don't want you to call me 'kid' anymore, I'm too old now." I said.   "Then what do you want to be called?" she asked, sipping from her cup.   "I want to be called JungKook, grandma. Jung Kook. My name." I said as I chew my food.   "Arraso, Jungkook. Are there bones in the fish??" she said as she was digging the fish for bones.   "No, I took bones out. I think I finally mastered it." I said, using the word the reporters on TV used.   "Good, good." grandma nodded as she ate.   I lift a finger and the water from my cup float up. "Grandma, look what I can do! Isn't this great?"   She nodded. "Yes it is. When is your birthday?"   That leave me thinking. "Oh! It's tomorrow! I'm finally 18, grandma!"   "My, that means you must enroll in the army. General Jongtae will definitely like you because you have a power." She said proudly.   "But I don't want to become a soldier. I mean, it's not because I don't want to serve our country but becoming a soldier doesn't suit me and I don't don't to kill, grandma, is there a way?" I said.   "Nope. You must become a soldier or otherwise . . ."   "Otherwise what?"   "You're an outlaw. That's the law, Jungkook, it's required. If you break it, I don't know."   _________________________________   An outlaw, eh? If that law exists 200 years ago, then my father must've gotten taken away from us. Is he an outlaw, too?? I only heard from my mother when she was still here that my father had taken away by the warlocks. She doesn't know why. Or she just doesn't want to tell me because I'm too young to understand? SHe's long gone now. I hope grandma knows . . .   Grandma wanted me to go to the flea market in town to buy some beef, sogogi. (OMG, it's EXO Baekhyun, XD) So I'm off to the flea market with some money and a sturdy grocery bag.                   Hwayoon's POV -    I walked in the grand hall at a slow pace, studying every feature the wall has. Every ornaments on the wall is different and each has its own beauty. I wore a hanbok inspired modern dress with heels. My hair was in a complicated traditional bun with pretty hair pins. I walked as my servants followed. I was on my way to meet with my father, the King. WHen I arrive on the door to His Highness, the servants opened the door for me and I entered.   "Princess Hwayoon enters." One of the King's servant said.   The King was dressed in a suit and he sat in a royal chair with a small table of a bowl of fruits next to him. My father smiled as soon as he saw me. I grinned back and bow to him. I sat on the chair beside him, talking.    "Father," I began. "How are you?"   He nods. "Good, how about you, Princess?"   "I'm great, father."   "And you're here for?"   "I want to talk about marriage policies."   His eyes widened. "M-marriage?" he chuckled nervously. "Who would you want to marry at such