Princess of the Sun

Amy
"Maybe she thought you were so pretty that she wanted to copy your style." I teased.

Iris
"Are you kidding? Me? Copy anyone's STYLE?"

Arie
"Well, I am--"

Iris
"Maybe you just wanted to copy me. I am a princess, after all."

Amy
"Nu-uh. No way did Arie copy you. She's the Jewel of this town and your trying to steal her thunder, huh?"

Iris
"Well, I'm the princess of the sun." I said. "I. Don't. Copy. Anyone's. Style. Period." I said angrily.

Arie
"Well, neither do I!"

Iris
"How else do you explain it?"

Amy
"Uh... maybe you're twins?"

Solar
"No way! I don't remember having witnessed having TWO baby sisters!"

Arie
"This is freaky!" I whined.

Solar
"I'm confused..." I whined.

Cephei
"Your majesty, that is not the matter at hand. These peoples are citizens, maybe you can ask where an antique shop may be."

Iris
"Right. Uh, do any of you know where an antique shop is?"

Arie
"Nope, but you can look on my iPhone." I said, taking it out. I searched for an antique shop on google maps. "Got it." I said in a second. "There are two near here. Olde Town Antiques and Blue Door Antiques. Olde Town Antiques is to keep following the road, then go left and Olde Town should be somewhere around there. Blue Door is right behind this shopping mall. It's the closest."

Solar
"What's an iPhone?" I asked, clueless.

Arie
"It's just something awesome that can give you directions to wherever." I said. "And it has games on it and stuff too."

Solar
"Oh, okay! Hey, Iris, let's go now."

Iris
"Okay." I said.

Arie
"Here are the directions. I printed them out on the iPhone." I handed them to her.

((Lol, iPhones can't really print but whatever.))

((ITS TEH FUTURE. >:D))

Cephei
"Shall we go, princess?"

Iris
"Yes." I said. "Uh... nice meeting you... clone of mine."

Arie
"Doppleganger. Because we both met each other, we're supposed to die soon."

Iris
"Whatever." I said, heading first towards Blue Door Antiques.

Cephei
"We are here." I smiled. "Let's go inside."

Iris
I cautiously stepped in. Blue doors were everywhere. Many objects were on wooden shelves, and a bright light was on. It was wide, open, and airy, and there were lots of windows. Not what you'd expect an antique store to look like. I didn't see anything that looked like a candle. "Uh.. hello?" I said nervously.

Store owner
"Welcome to Blue Door! How may I help ya?"

Iris
"Oh, well, I was wondering... did you happen to find a candle recently?"

Store Manager
"Erm, no ma'am. Is that all?"

Iris
"Yeah." I said. "Thanks."

Solar
"Nothing here. What about the other place thingy?"

Iris
"Yep. Let's go." I said, heading there.

Other Store Manager
"Welcome to ye Olde Town Antiques! How might I help ye?"

Iris
I looked around the room. "Uh, hi, do you happen to sell... candles?"

Store Manager
"Candles! Many candles! Weird candles, small candles, geometrical candles, candles candles candles. Do ye want to see 'em all?"