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"...and then we'll all sleep." Her mother finished."Momma, is that true?" Elistral asked, her eyes bright."Well, I don't know. It's just a story." She said smiling. "Now, go play somewhere. I have things to do.""Alright! I'll bring back flowers for you!" She raced off with her inherited sword in both her arms. She followed the trail into the forest to a pretty meadow not too far from her village. Sitting down, she put her burden on the ground and started to find the best flowers.

Veil kicked sand into the air. There was nothing to do, and he didn't feel like swimming either. He wished his mother would visit again, but she probably was doing something with her other children. He didn't mind being a half brother of other kids, but it would be nice to meet them.

Elistral put more of the flowers she found in a pile. They smelled nice, her mother would love them! She gathered them in her arms, then looked for her sword. It was laying on the ground where she put it, so she bent down and tried to get it. Her flowers fell back down as she grabbed it with two hands. She sat back down, disappointed. How was she going to carry both of them? Her sword was still too heavy for her, and she had too many flowers, but leaving one of the two behind wasn't going to happen with her.

Elistral looked up when she heard someone talk. Someone was offering to help her. "You can carry my sword for me. Be careful though, it's heavy!" She gathered her flowers back into her arms and set off back to her house.

"Thank you!" Elistral smiled up at him. She turned back around and followed the trail to her home. Her mother was talking to someone, so she didn't go in, but stopped and waited for the kind stranger. "What's your name?" she asked.

Rayne walked along a beach, humming to herself. She looked out among the waves, Vera the only thing on her mind. She touched her forehead absently, stopping to think.

Ian was standing with a man. "So which do you think it will be?" He teased the man, shuffling his cards in his hands. "Please have mercy" The man pleaded. Ian smiled broadly, and pulled a card from the center of the deck. His smile grew. "To bad for you, but it seems your life ends here." The male's face was an image of pure horror as Ian released his cards, all of them coming at him. Ian walked away from the pile of body pieces and blood spattered everywhere, laughing.