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1. Once upon a time, there
were eight extraordinary
lives in the kingdom of
Northumbria.
2. They lived an ordinary
life until they were
called by the High
King.
3. The first one is Feliza, a dance goddess. She has
always been brave and loveable so the High King
gave her a pearl red ballet shoes and a dove as
her emblem. She was assigned as the Royal
Entertainer.
4. The second is the royal daughter of the Duke.
She is Jahaziel. The High King gave her a phlox-
colored pendant and a flamingo as her emblem.
Elegance and sophistication were her assets.
5. The third lass is a pen master. Her name is
Adrienne. She can move emotions through her
writings. After hearing her specialty, the High
King made her the Royal Chancellor. As a reward,
she was given a purple pen and a cat.
6. The fourth is a lass living on the hilltop.
She is Raquel. Her love for music
attracted the King that he made Raquel the
Royal Musician. A black harp and a penguin
were her treasures.
7. The only rose among the thorns was Robert. He is a
vagabond from a faraway kingdom. He worked as a
travelling healer and after he has gained the King’s
loyalty, he was invited to be the Royal Doctor. He
was given a sky blue flask for medicine and a turtle
for his emblem.
8. Jnysz is a simple, caring, and happy damsel who in spite
of the world’s unkindness still sees the beauty of life.
She speaks with wisdom and precision. She is often seen
in the town library searching for the Lesson. The King,
having heard of her intelligence, made her the Royal
Adviser. She loves the water that she was given an
amber boat paddle and a dolphin.
9. The seventh is Pauline. The High King had chosen
her so that she might change the way she sees
herself. Pauline is beautiful, and charming but
reserved because she never saw how wonderful a swan
she is. The King gave her a horse and a sapphire ring
to convince her of being the Royal Peacemaker.
10. The last is a damsel from the downtown. She has the
power to talk with the Supreme as her friend. Whenever
she whispers to the wind, the wind brings her message to
the Supreme. The High King made her the Royal
Priestess and because of her power, she was given an
eagle to send her messages to people and an amethyst key
to a secret paradise.
12. They have fears, but they have a
Supreme Guide.
They have doubts, but they have the
Spirit of Courage.
They left their homes for a special
mission, they got nothing but each
other.
13. Trials...
Difficulties...
Failure...
Hopelessness...
No...
Nothing can beat them. Not even death.
Because they are ONE.
14. They were called to be
the Royal Troup of the
Kingdom Northumbria.
18. The Kingdom of Northumbria
PowerPoint Presentation prepared by:
ALAMBRA, Feliza Joyce
BALILO, Jahaziel May
BENUYO, Adrienne
DELA CRUZ, Raquel Ann
GRIMARES, Robert John
MONTEJO, Jnysz
RAAGAS, Pauline Eissel
VALENCIA, Rimarose
