Once upon a time, nestled deep within the rolling cornfields of a faraway land called the Kingdom of Miami (in the realm of Ohio), there stood a humble village of scholars. It was a place where young minds came to grow wise, and sometimes, where hearts came to find their missing piece.

In the final year of her noble studies, a radiant maiden named Lady Nicole danced joyfully beneath the glowing lanterns of the local gathering hall—The House of Brick. With her closest companions, she spun and laughed and twirled across the dance floor, her spirit as bright as the stars above.

Elsewhere in the hall stood Sir Stephen, a gallant knight in his fifth season at the academy, seeking nothing more than a simple goblet of cheer. But when his eyes beheld Lady Nicole, time slowed. He turned to his fellow knights and declared, “By the stars above, that is the most beautiful maiden I have ever seen. I must speak with her.”

Gathering the courage of a hundred heroes, Sir Stephen crossed the floor, his heart thudding louder than the drums of the music. He asked for her scroll of contact (which in their world was known as a "number"), and though their worlds did not yet intertwine, destiny had quietly lit its spark.

It was many moons later—at that very same House of Brick—when the stars aligned once more. This time, magic truly took hold.

As the music played, Sir Stephen and Lady Nicole found themselves side by side. They spoke of dragons and dreams, but most of all... wiener dogs. The maiden revealed an enchanted scroll—a glowing device filled with countless images of these long, noble beasts. Sir Stephen laughed and marveled, and in that moment, their hearts became entwined.

Their love grew strong and true, and one year later, they journeyed south to the golden shores of the Coastal Realm of Savannah. There, beneath moss-draped trees and sunlit skies, they built a life of joy, laughter, and—of course—a tiny dog with mighty spirits.

And so, Sir Stephen and Lady Nicole lived together in love and adventure, proving that even in the middle of the cornfield kingdom, fate always finds its way.

And they lived happily ever after.