The three of us lay together as one in the enormous canopy bed. Even with the three of us on the bed, there is plenty of room for six or more people. I feel like I did when I was younger, and my brothers would stay up all night watching horror movies or anime. Laying like this with them feels right. I can be around them and not worry about being a Princess, Queen, or whatever they say I am. 'How can I be a Queen?' I just turned eighteen. I look at Leonita and Eulalia. When I first met them, I assumed they were sisters, but they were simply from the same village. 'A village? Who calls a town a village?' Not where I am from. A village is a small settlement in the middle of a forest or countryside. Nothing like that exists where I am from. There are some towns, but the population would be no less than ten thousand. Some people enjoy living in the country. In the Middle Ages, villages like these would be found on old Earth. This world seems medieval, but it has electricity. 'There has to be something to that?'
"Eulalia, Leonita… Can you tell me about where you two are from?" I ask as I look at Eulalia. Her head rests on my stomach.
"You want to know about our village?" Leonita asks.
"Yes… I want to know more about you two and this world. It's nothing like mine, and to be honest, it's not like I could ever imagine. None of the holo movies I've seen could even come close."
"Holo… M-movies?" Eulalia asks curiously.
"Oh yeah, you wouldn't know. It's like a play. You guys have plays, right?"
"Ah… you mean a theater?" Leonita questions.
"Yeah, that's it. A holo-movie is like a theater. It's probably the closest thing you can get to a holo-movie," I say.
"Then a holo-movie is a theater," Eulalia says.
"So, what's your village like?" I ask.
"Our village is nothing special. It's an agricultural village south of the Capital. A few weeks' travel and one of the main rivers flows through the town. The Trinities Hope. Our main crops are wheat and corn. It's a small village, but we grow enough food to send to the Keep nearby," Leonita answers.
"Yes, it's a beautiful place to live. The fields and rolling hills go on forever. To the east is the Green Forest. Trappers from our home bring some of the best furs to Calendula during the spring and winter. Travelers from Elona come to our village of Calendula during the Winter Festival. The fields are perfect for hosting all the visitors and vendors," Eulalia says.
"Ahh... it sounds amazing. I would love to visit... Cal-endula... Calendula is what you call your home," I say.
"Calendula flowers grow in fields and rolling hills around our home, hence its name. It is a sight to see, My Queen. From the church's balcony, you can see all the fields and rolling hills, as far as the eye can see, covered in full, lush, and vibrant Calendula flowers in the early spring. We harvest them before the land is cultivated for the year's crops," Eulalia replies.
"But the Elders designate several fields to grow the flowers into the summer months. The bright orange-reddish petals of the flowers are precious. They can make several medicines. Moreover, they grow all over the region where we live and give our village a vast amount of prosperity," Leonita adds.
"That's incredible. Your home grows crops and medicine, but I think the Calendula flowers grow in my world, too. We use them for the same reasons. I wonder if they are related?" I say.
"The Calendula flowers have another special property. They can be used to make magical potions that replenish a magic user's Magica. The Capital imports the Calendula flower from wherever it grows," Eulalia says.
"M-magic!... Did you say magic?" I blurt out loudly.
"Y-yes, my Queen... Is that bad?" Leonita says as a look of concern comes over her face.
"I'm-I'm sorry, my Queen. We did not mean to upset you. Is-Is magic forbidden in your world?" Eulalia replies.
"No-no... No, it's nothing like that. Freudian doesn't even come close. There is no magic in my world... only technology. We based our world on science and the advancement of science," I explain.
"Technology like electricity, you mean?" Leonita asks.
"And science like the Kingdom of Silveria?" Eulalia adds.
"Yes, like electricity, and what is the Kingdom of Silveria?" I inquire.
"The Kingdom of Silveria is best known for its scientific advancements. That is how the world you're from functions. Is it not comparable to the Kingdom of Silveria?" Eulalia asks.
"I wouldn't know. I know little about your world," I say.
"Lady Constance could tell you more. But, unfortunately, we only know what we have heard," Leonita says.
"That is right, my Queen. But, unfortunately, we have only been to the Capital and our home village," Eulalia adds.
"You mean the two of you have seen no place else?" I ask.
"Yes, my Queen, our Elders picked us as infants to be handmaidens of the Trinity. As children, we could only visit our homes in winter and spring. During the late spring and summer, we lived at Capitol Place to be trained as handmaidens," Leonita says.
"That's rough, not to go anywhere you want," I say.
"Oh, it was no hardship on us. On the contrary, we are proud our Elders selected us to serve the Trinity," Eulalia says.
"You mean not once did you want to go out and see the world?" I question.
"Our place is wherever the Trinity was," Leonita says.
"But what if I never showed up? You would live your whole life unable to see the world...," I say, trailing off.
"At the time of our selection, the Elders of our village knew the Trinity would appear during our lifetime, and we would be close to their age," Eulalia adds.
"You mean they knew and still did not let you travel? I mean, you have not explored your world at all," I ask again.
"The Elders knew from the Elders. Is travel to far-off places normal in your world?" Eulalia asks.
"Normal? It's an everyday thing. If I wanted, I could leave at breakfast and fly to the other side of the world before nightfall," I say.
"My Queen, you can fly!" Leonita and Eulalia blurt out at the same time.
"Huh... What... Fly like... Fly like a bird? Is that what you think?" I ask.
"My Queen, only birds and dragons can fly among a few other species," Leonita replies.
"Dragons!" I shout.
"Oh, my... does your world not have dragons and such?" Eulalia questions.
"No... No-no... No dragons or dinosaurs of any kind," I say.
"Then how do you fly?" Leonita asks.
"Mmm, we fly on planes," I reply.
"P-planes, my Queen," the two handmaidens say at once.
"We build planes like how you would build a house. Engineers build planes in the image of a bird," I explain, trying to help them understand.
"How do they fly then?" the two ask again.
"With engines built from technology and science. The engines allow them to fly like how a bird's wing allows a bird to fly," I explain.
"Science can make the impossible happen," Leonita says.
Leonita and Eulalia sit up beside me. They both look at me with excitement in their eyes. Until this moment, they have only known the stories of the Kingdom of Silveria's science, but they have never experienced it. All they know of technology comes from the Capitol. 'What other technologies does Elona have that mirror my world?'
"Tell me, does your village of Calendula have electricity?" I ask as I lean against the many fluffy pillows.
"Only the church, administration building, and lamp posts have electricity. The rest of the town uses magic to light their homes. Well, the barracks have electricity, but they use magic more. Electricity is only used if needed," Eulalia says.
"Barracks?" I ask.
"Yes, my Queen. Even a lowly village like Calendula will have barracks with soldiers of Sidra to protect them. The Capital goes to great lengths to protect its people," Leonita says.
"But the barracks, as of now, are very shorthanded. Most villages and townships have sent the bulk of their soldiers to defend the Capital City of Sidra. Where we are now, my Queen," Eulalia says.
"I see. The Regent sent their protection here because of my sisters and me. The Fated Trinity," I say.
"Yes, my Queen. It is to be expected. The people of the Kingdom are loyal to the Trinity Queens. We live to serve!" Leonita exclaims with excitement.
Her bare breast jiggles as she holds her hands together. Her expression is of pure devotion. Eulalia clasps her hands together, and the two of them bow to me. They have such passion and trust in me. They only met me this morning, but their faith in me is unwavering. 'How can I live up to their expectations? The first thing I did was have them strip naked. Gosh, am I just a pervy guy now?' I shake my head and slap my cheeks.
"My Queen, is something wrong?" Eulalia asks as she leans forward.
My gaze falls to her breasts, and a tingling sensation fills my womb. 'Oh, no, not again!' I sigh and pull her closer.
"Everything is just fine. I'm-I'm just so lucky to have both of you. I have only been this close with my siblings, and I feel like I have known the two of you just as long. It's strange; I feel completely at ease around the two of you."
"It honors us that you accepted us, my Queen," Leonita says.
She leans forward, just as Eulalia has done. Their breasts hang and slightly jiggle as they breathe. I don't know how long I can resist. I want to lay both of them on their backs and spend the rest of the night between their legs. The two handmaidens blush as my attention lingers on their breasts.
"My Queen, are you..." Eulalia says before trailing off.
I shake my head again and look them both in the eyes, one by one.
"I'm sorry... I don't understand why it's so hard to focus. It's not like I am used to this. Of course, it was difficult when I was a guy, but that was because I was a teenager. You would think being a girl now, this would not be a problem."
"W-what... You expected me to... Mmm, be into you?" I mumble.
"The stories of past Trinities are similar. They are known to share their love with all who find themselves in their grace. For this fortunate few, the rewards are bounteous!" Leonita says.
"B-bounteous is the word I would use," I say, smiling at them.
"Do not worry, my Queen. We are here for you when you need us. Our lives, bodies, and souls are yours to do with as you wish," Eulalia says as she kisses my breast.
Eulalia lays me back on the soft, comfy pillows, and Leonita carefully spreads my legs. I let them do what they know I want. Eulalia straddles herself above my head with her beautiful womanhood before me. She smirks as she notices the smile on my face.