The Elements

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Sienna had been upstairs thinking of a way to tell her parents about the engagement. She had been sitting at her desk with a piece of paper and her quill, nothing happend. 'Give it a bit more thought Si, you have to tell them.' She thought to herself. She then glanced at the clock. She realized she had been upstairs for far to long and ran downstairs, where she found the others.
 
Sienna saw Acela and smiled back at her. "Sorry I've been gone for so long...I was contemplating some important things. I guess I lost track of time..."
 
Rigel was washing his face when he heard a voice inside his head.

"Rigel. Rigel." it said.

Rigel spun around. "Is someone there?"

He heard nothing except for a laughter. It was an unnatural laugh that gave Rigel chills. Rigel drew his sword. He stood there for about five minutes expecting an attack but nothing happend.

Mabye I'm just hearing things. Rigel thought to himself.
 
ooc: did we have the funeral?

ic: "But before we leave for the Island Sienna and I need to get married."

(ooc: not yet. we need you to start something about it. we need the king buried and the preparations for the wedding to go on. Rigel needs to initiate the funeral. You can do that Monday PM (at 8PM your time). I will not be here until about an hour later. if possible we should have the wedding by Tuesday or Wednesday at the latest. We need to get going with the fighting RP. Decay and Serpaethia are kind of derailing things. We can still fight them but we have to do it after the wedding and maybe on our way to the island.)
 
ooc: its okay I wasnt going to have decay or serpaethia attack for a while. Lets get this funeral started.

ic: Rigel stood near his father's future tomb. The sky was dark grey and the rain was pouring down upon him. The crowd that stood around him were all dressed in black, weeping over the loss of their beloved king. Tears came to Rigel's eyes as he watched soldiers carry Mizar's dead body down the pathway towards the tomb.
 
Arcturus and Destiny stood side to side, opposite the aisle from Rigel and Sienna. Arcturus could not believe that this was the same noble man who had talked to him and Destiny only a few days ago.
 
Terran stood at the edges of the crowd. She didn't like crowds at all. They made her nervous. She looked at the ground. Then she had an idea. She made a statue out of dust. It was the king. She sent it over next to the tomb/grave. She set it in front of everyone.
 
It was a nice gesture from Terran, and all the Lords and Ladies seemed especially grateful to see their fallen leader honored in such a way.

Arcturus was especially sad and somewhat anxious for the task required of him and the others. He was hoping Rigel would raise to the challenge.

Arcturus knew that he had been called here specifically to fight this evil and he was not afraid to face whatever lay ahead.
 
Sienna saw the gesture from Terran and a small smile crept upon her face. She would thank her later after the funeral, she was sure that Rigel was equally as happy with her lovely gift.
 
Rigel gave one last looks at his father's face. It looked so pale, so white. Contrasting his white skin were the dried bloodstains from the attack. Rigel turned his head away. "I can't see him like this!"

"Yessss you can." said a voice that was familiar.

Rigel shivered. It was the voice. "Why do I keep hearing you? No one else can" Rigel thought.

"Because the othersss are not worthy.
"What? Who are you?"


"A Servant of Mizar. The poor king so cold and dead. He should have listened to me. He should have joined the lands so called "enemy". If he had done that, he wouldnt be dead. But he is. Just like everyone else that believes in the imaginary "Ellonai". Every narrow minded "servant" of Ellonai ends up either dead or they live a life of misery. Look at you now. So sad, so lonely. You want to die. You want to kill yourself, but your too afraid to do it."

"STOP!" Rigel screamed accidentally outloud.
 
Arcturus saw that everyone one of the Element Heroes was here and he was glad. He hoped that the death of the king had not been in vain and it will serve to unite them even more.
 
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