“Delicious” Agira said clearing his tray. “This is good investment” Victor said gesturing to the pad before him. “Instead of slaving everyday over fire”.“You should listen Snow” Dilia said stirring her creamy delicacy.“I think Elementa and Sava need a tune-up, don’t you think?” Victor asked.“You might like it, but Elementa likes to keep things the way they are. We are more authentic”.“And who do you think gave you that line?” Agira scoffed pushing his hair back.“And you want to start another argument” Snow said tiredly. “Everything you know comes from us” Agira argued.“Have you asked your subjects what they want?” Dilia asked.“And you do?” Snow asked back.“Yes” Victor replied. “Monthly surveys” he said holding up a holographic pad. “There’s a reason I’m most loved in all of Tempa”.“Science” Dilia smiled. “I have no reason to doubt my subjects. They are happy and we have no problems unlike you two”.“What does that mea

“So let me go over what you said” the man that attended to her at the justice centre said. “You actually believe that your friend got possessed by a villain from centuries ago and now she had kidnapped one of your other friends and tried to kill the princess of Elementa?”“Well when you say it like that you say it like I was hallucinating and made it up” she grumbled.“Oh! You got that. I could just call the medical unit and tell them to come pick you up because you don’t look so good”.“You have to believe me”.“There are real villains out there that we’re trying to find and you’re coming here wasting our time and making up names. You should know this is an offence.“I’m not making up names” she denied.“Leave before I put you in a cell. You clearly are an outsider even if you’re Supernatural”.Okay that sting. If they weren’t going to listen to her, who would? She couldn’t just go to the summit and demand they listen to what she has to say. Wait a Sup

Saying that they had been ready would be overstatement. They hadn’t had their strategy, the battle formation, the attack fleets. Nothing. They hadn’t even distributed the uniforms and hadn’t got to inform the soldiers. They hadn’t gone over the plan with the soldiers and hadn’t even gotten to recruit the new citizens that enlisted. They had been in Snow’s kingdom when they had felt the quake. It was sudden and new because it had never happened before. Just before Snow could pull up a hologram to find out what was happening, there was a distant blast and it didn’t just happen once or twice, it continued. And when it hit the castle it was from the ground up. Elementa had strong defense. Snow had claimed many times that the barrier was impenetrable to any attack, but the barrier broke and they had all heard it break like glass. The castle took a pretty bad hit, but they were able to get out of there before any serious damage could be done.“Hale” Snow said with a h

Sapphire held Hale in her arms. She hadn’t even blinked when the barriers had gotten broken and a giant chakram moving round and cutting through various soldiers. She didn’t flinch as the steel butterflies sliced through Supernaturals left and right and they fell. She wasn’t bothered that the creatures were back and barreling through. She held him, his face close to her neck as she rocked side to side.She was open, she was vulnerable in the midst of the struggle, in the midst of the carnage. She didn’t even question why she wasn’t dead yet.“You’re okay Hale” she whispered. “You’re okay” he had gone silent but there was still that pulse. “I’ll get you help. You’ll get healed and when this is over, you’ll talk to my father and we’ll get married”.“J-just go” he coughed. “I’ll catch up to you” he struggled to say.“You better not leave me out there by myself” she said reluctant to let him go.“….won’t” it was barely a whisper.She dropped him back on the gr

The damage was nothing small. Not what would take a week or couple of months to fix. Tresicta had destroyed everything and it wasn’t an overstatement. Communication was still down, so was the electricity and the flow of water. That had to be taken care of first before the structures could come back. And they were needed for the sick, the injured, the dead and the prisoners. But for now they would make do with what they had.Danny smiled at the official who let her into the makeshift medical unit. She smiled when she saw that familiar mischievous blonde.She sat across her, the table their only barrier. “You had to be there” Danny began. “I know. I’ve heard stories. You’re a hero and you’ve barely been here”.“Why are you still in here anyway?”“They want to make sure that I still don’t have evil in me, and there’s also trauma they claim I have, and also people still need to accept that I wasn’t the one that did all that”.“But you a