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"I will die if I have to. I have come to accept that over the years." Amaya growled as she opened her eyes. Instead of the Icy Gray-blue color, her eyes were now blood red. "I thought you were our friend too. It took weeks of searching and sacrifice for all of us to find you, and now you don't want to leave." She hissed as she looked at Persephony in dissappointment and anger. "I've had it with all of you on Telli Delon. You're all the same. Not one of you are any different." She said with spite in her voice as her claws grew out. She wasn't turning into her demon form quiet yet. But whenever she was angry, her eye color would change to red. Her claws however, were used to rip open dimensions to the demon world.

"All of you on Telli Delon are the same. You lose a loved one, then you flip out and try to find out how to bring them back, unable to deal with the pain." She said. "I lost two loved ones long before you ever came around!" Amaya shouted as she looked at Persephony. "I've been dealing with the pain for over 50,000 years! I never tried to bring them back or find them justice, because they are dead and I can only respect their souls as they are! I let it eat me up inside to try and help you find justice for your human husband and your kids! Now you just turn your back on us. You are all bent on love and happy endings! That's not how the world works! I'm never returning to Telli Delon again!" Amaya finally shouted as tears began to roll down her cheeks. She ripped open a dimension to the demon world and then dissappeared inside of it, storming off into the world that was her true home and killing anything in sight. She finally turned into her demon form and just kept tearing apart anything in sight as tears continued to roll down her cheeks. Her heart was broken from the death of her husband and child, but now it was like it had been ripped out, and the anger built up over the years didn't help.

After hours of pointless murder, Amaya finally fell to the ground in anguish and curled up in a ball as she sobbed. She turned back into her normal form and shook lightly as she sobbed over the pain she felt. It had been so long ago, but the memory was still fresh in her mind. So long had it been bottled up, and now it just poured out through her emotions. The pain only worsened, Persephony, turning her back on Amaya and the others.

She was laying at the top of a mountian, and after a few hours of venting her anguish and anger, she finally stood up and realized where she was. She sighed and with a loud clang, dropped all of her weapons to the ground. It was dangerous for her to be here, but out of consiousness, she felt that she came here, seeking comfort, even though the comfort was probably hazardeous. As if on cue, someone landed softly behind her and slowly walked up, chuckling a little. "Smart move, Amaya. You know better than to come here armed. I could have killed you in an instant." A man voice said as a hand touched her shoulder and spun her around.

"Not today, Caden. I'm not in the mood for your sick jokes..." Amaya said apathetically as she looked at the man, although tears were falling down her face again. "Hey, hey. What happened. Why are you crying? What's wrong sister?" Caden said now softer as he wiped the tears away from her eyes and hugged her. "Remember my friend, Persephony? The one I told you about, the elf girl?" Amaya asked as she looked at him with sadness in her eyes. He nodded a little and then looked at her sternly. "What did she do?" He asked, already sounding angry. "You were right. She ditched us. She found some man to love. Some man that tried to kill her, so I almost commited suicide to get to her, and then she didn't want to return home! I spent so many years with her, trying to help her at least find some justice for her dead family. And then she just turned her back on us....like the man mattered more. I hate them all. I'm never returning to Telli Delon again." Amaya hissed as her gaze fell to the ground.

Caden sighed and put two fingers beneath her chin gently and turned her gaze back up at him. "I told you this would happen. It always does. If you truely hate them, then why not return to Telli Delon just one last time, to destroy that cursed planet that brought you so much pain and suffering?" He said as he looked at her. "You're the destructive one. Not me...not since the day Yumi and Vince died..." She said as tears welled up in her eyes again. Caden wiped away the tears and then gave her a small smile. "That's not true. You helped me a few times even after that tragedy. Come on. One last time. They probably had it coming to them soon again anyways." He encouraged her. She thought for a while and then slowly nodded, agreeing with Caden. "The planet that Persephony loved so dearly will become dust. She is no longer associated with me." Amaya hissed as her eyes turned red.

Caden smirked, finally able to convince his sister to help him destroy the planet she dispised so much and then ripped a small hole in the back of her shirt, just as Amaya did the same to him. They placed their hands on eachother's cresent moon and then closed their eyes. "Awaken the demons." The siblings said in unison, and then a black aura began to whip around the peak of the mountain as they smirked.

After weeks of planning in the demon world, which was a few hours on Telli Delon, Amaya and Caden finally came up with their sinister plan. They appeared through a portal into the base, where Amaya led Caden to the computer room. "Do you have separate files from the computer's memory?" Caden asked as he looked at his sister. "Of course I do. I'm fully aware the memory is important." Amaya said as she lightly tapped her temples. Caden nodded and then set the gaint computer on fire before they moved to the next room. The Orchard They stopped for a second a looked around the room as Caden looked over to his sister for approval. "Burn it." Amaya said before she turned and left the room as Caden began setting the trees on fire.

They went outside after deciding lighting to two most important rooms in the base on fire was enough and the two siblings started to head for the rivers. It wasn't as hard as one would think for a demon to destroy an entire planet, the only thing that stops them is the fact that most are too weak to do so. A demon would have to be pretty strong if they even wanted a chance to destroy a planet without being killed. But neither Amaya nor Caden expected to live to see the end of their work, only to watch it fall into chaos.

"The only mistake I ever made in my life was believing that I could find a friend on Telli Delon. This would have happened sooner or later. My brother just helped me see the light earlier." Amaya said as she glared at Persephony. "Just leave the planet and go to your little world with your lover and dissappear." She growled.

"Come sister. The elf isn't worth your time. Let's continued and then finish this once and for all." Caden said as he glared at Persephony and took Amaya lightly by the arm and started leading her away.

"I don't care about the planets. I don't care about my world. Caden and I aren't going to live much longer anyway." Amaya said as she growled at Persephony. "I don't care who or what you are. I'm blowing this planet to kingdom come. And leaving you all behind once and for all." She told her as Caden placed a hand on her shoulder. "Let my sister alone. It is her choice. We've run out of options. We're both going to die in a few days. And with all this bent up anger, why not go out with a bang?" Caden said as he smirked. It was true. They were both dying. They had been for months. Caden tried to find a cure, and Amaya brought him everything he needed, but there was nothing. Amaya shrugged it off and then just continued to walk. "Stop me if you want, but otherwise, stay out of my way." She said as she continued walking, just brushing Persephony away.

Mitsuki didn't, couldn't, turn back to face Persephony. But she was listening. Deep down she knew that, perhapes, she was right. But the pain she felt at the moment made it too hard to think that way. It was so much easier to simplify things to blame it on someone that she could take it out on than on a mass ofevents that she could do nothing to. She had felt helpless for so long, she couldn't bare to feel that way any longer.

When Persephony grabbed her by her clothes and lifted her off her feet she did not struggle, but she also did not look her in the eye. She kept her face averted, tears still pouring down her cheeks.

It was all she could do to stay on her feet when Persephony let her go. All the anger that had been giving her what little strength she had was leaving her now and she felt that hard yet painfully empty pit opening in her stomach and, worse, her heart again. In the past month she had had to face things that she had tryed not to think of for years, things she wished she could forget forever, but knew she never could.

She jumped when Persephony punched a hole in the wall. When she began talking about knowing how things started and so on, Mitsuki became rather confused. She knew Persephony was old, but she couldn't believe she was that old.

But before she had a chance to say anything, the man spoke and Persephony was gone. As she watched her fade away, Mitsuki mummbled to her "I'm sorry Persephony. I'm sorry." She hadn't truely ment what she said, and she hadn't stopped listening as Persephony seemed to have thought she did. If she had, she would have left as Amaya had, not just turned her back. She would have listened, but Persephony hadn't offered and explaination. At least not one that made any sence at all.

And so she and Illusen were left alone with the man who had kidnapped Persephony and tryed to rid Telli Delon of humans. She wasn't sure she trusted him, but if Persephony trusted him enough to leave them in his 'protection', she'd give him a chance.

"We have to find a way back to Telli Delon," Illusen said quietly, sinking into a corner. "We have to warn everyone. We have to get out of here." Her eyes stared into no where. She knew that no animal could take them through a dimension, none on Telli Delon could. And for all she'd seen, there was nothing on this planet. "Let's explore. C'mon," she told Mitsuki.