Could Tell A Love.

I had a travel pouch with my stuff in it... But the only thing I care for is a photo. It looks old, and a little torn and burnt."

 

"It was in a fire? Or what?" Yang asked, as he was right behind her.

Zin chuckled a bit "Fun...but, a more diverse method would be to just getting in, the hard part is getting back out." he said as he smirked.

Xinner cleared his thoat, looking away. Score one for you, Henry. he thought.

 

Arriel looked at him in disbelief.
"I-" She stopped, thinking back, that was true. She looked at her father, and he looked back.
"He did cause me and Josh trouble," She said quietly, hopeing the King would understand, and make him leave.

Grissom grimaced, and continued to look at Arriel.
"Who is this Josh boy you won't stop talking about?" He said, ignoring the fact that Henry lied to him and Xinner.

 

I was in a fire...dropped it..The rest is a blur."

 

Xinner walked quietly as Rax screeched loudly and flew towards the castle "Ngh...that's never happened...sire...I think someone's back in the castle, and I don't think we left guards posted..." he said as he looked at Grissom.

Yang sighed and leaned against a bookcase, it spinned open "Woah!" he yelled quickly and landed on his back "Ow...that hurt." he said, rubbing his head.

 

She giggled and walked over to the bookcase. "Secret passage? And I never saw someone open a book case like that."

 

Yang picked himself up and looked at the passage "Wanna follow it, or get the photo first, then follow it?" he asked, tounge tied.

 

"I can't find it in here so might as well go through the passage."

 

Yang saw the disappointment in her eyes "Don't worry, we'll find your photo, trust me." he said, putting his right hand on her left cheek.

 

She smiled. "Thanks for the encourgment, now let's get going?"

 

Yang smiled and held her hand "Just in case we don't get seperated." he said, looking at the passage.

 

She nodded and started to walk in the passage.

 

Grissom sighed, and looked ahead.
"I think we should be going." He said, starting to walk, still holding Arriel. They were out of the back alley's in minutes, and heading for the castle.

Arriel leaned against her father's chest, that was covered in armor. He never took it off, only to sleep. She thought it was for a precaution.

 

Xinner sighed "Sire, were you even listening to me?" he asked, looking at Grissom as they walked.

Yang smiled and followed her "So...what was your mother like?" he asked, looking at her.

 

"She was awesome. Kind and sweet. One of the best mages that I know as well!" She said as they walked. "I wish I can be just like her one day."

 

"Just like her, why not be yourself?" he asked looking at her.

 

"Because myself isn't good enough."

 

Yang sighed and muttered to himself "You are to me..."

 

She happened to hear him. "You have to be the only human who's been nice to me in a long time. I have to thank you for that."

 

Yang flushed as he looked at her "I always thought I was..." he kept his eyes on her, he pulled himself closer to her.