“Are you serious?!” Glenn was looking at Victor and Aaron; there wasn't a chance they were going to hold anything that would have given them a chance, even to get back on their path. “The Crest has secrets that would make it hard for anyone to sleep at night, and they are trying to make sure that we are always going to be the ones who are on the floor, and there isn't going to be much we can do about them.” He was looking at his allies, and he knew that they were going to be understanding of anything aside from the fact that they were going to be losing everything. Aaron was looking down, knowing they would be holding things down and understanding they were bound to hit a roadblock on anything that would be seen as normal to them. “I know that we are meant to hold our heads down, but there has to be something else we are going to be doing to avoid being taken down. And we need to make sure that they understand we arent fodder, but there has to be a way to do it.” Glenn spoke again

Harvey entered the room, looking around. It looked like a customer service room in a bank. His shaky mind was now put at ease when he turned to look at what was going on in front of him. There was a being in front of him, seated behind a desk that had orbs and scrolls. The being had a striking feature; she looked like one of those ladies who sat behind desks trying to make sure that customers were attended to. Harvey was still confused, he wondered what he was going to get for standing in the door of the room. Letting out a sigh, the being spoke up. “Please don't stand there, I don't have all eternity to deal with you…” Harvey didn't waste time, he rushed to the desk standing right in front of the being, he got a clear look at it and he could see that it had a striking resemblance to a woman and from what he saw she was in a hurry. There was a constant rambling from her and it was clear what wS going on. “I can't believe that they would drop me here and think that I can handle w

“Zoriel?!” Emrys called out, looking for her son around the house, a worried look on her face as she was trying to find him. Walking outside, she was trying to see if she would spot him, but there was no sign of him. ‘Where did that little man run off to?’ she wondered, trying to find him; her heart was beating fast. ‘I really hope—’ “I am the great Dragon of the Emerald House!” A little voice echoed from the top of the house. Emrys paused to see who it was, and there was no denying it, Zoriel was going to give her a heart attack one of these days. She turned to see Zoriel standing on top of the house with Kiro, Suin’s four-year-old, and in his hand he had a make-shift sword he had carved out of wood. It had been ten years since he was born, and he had grown into a healthy strong boy, even though his Aether core hadnt be activated. He was still strong and healthy, possesing the extraordinary strength and speed of dragons but not their powers. He was over 4’5 feet tall, with long

Zoriel wasnt looking back, his eyes were filled with tears. Not even pausing to get a breather. “You are a disgrace…” “You arent meant to be alive…” Zoriel didnt even look back, seeing that he was nothing but a waste of time to his family, the ones who he had spent his entire years trying to meet… Still running through the forest, he didn't look up to see the branch of the mighty Orken Tree, he had collided with the branch at top speed. Zoriel struck the ground, rolling on the floor as he tumbled down the slope. He curled up, trying to control the tears in his eyes. Slowly touching his wound, knowing that there wasn't any chance for him to have imagined that the people he had prayed to meet would hurt him like that. His eyes was on the ground, knowing that he was there for the ritual and he would have never imagined that it would end up like this. “Mother….” Zoriel cried as he curled up, it was almost like there was something connected him to Emrys. Back at their house, Emry

The entire space they stood in twirled, the floor unstable as Harvey began glowing. Zoriel looked around and noticed that the entire space they stood in radiated a strange energy he couldn't comprehend. It was vast, and it felt different.Zoriel turned to look at Harvey, and he noticed that his body was radiating a pure, unfathomable light that was way beyond him.“Harvey…” Zoriel stretched his hand trying to grab him, but he couldn't reach Harvey anymore.Harvey smiled, his body slowly cracking as all the light in the space surged into his body.“I know you can do this,” he said, his voice slowly fading as his entire body cracked. “Become what you are meant to be…”After saying his entire body exploded in a blast of bright light, all the light that entered Harvey had burst out, scattering everywhere.Zoriel stood there looking at it, then he noticed the light twirling into a circle as it formed an orb…a grey orb that emanated something far greater than anything he would imagine.He w