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Needless to say, Mal was stunned by Elisi's response. "Join us? Certainly you have fallen and hit your head! Not several months ago you were hell bent on killing Draeken!" He could only gape at Elisi for another moment before shaking his own head. "I guess we will just have to see what Draeken and Phia say about this. At least one of them should be down shortly. It seems they are done talking with Truinthil. A very interesting case there." He begins to walk out of the parlor muttering about the world going mad. First Truinthil becomes good and now Elisi was coming around to that as well.

He looked at Kira over his shoulder, his expression once again cold and emotionless. He gave a small nod at her questions and walked away, back to the lakes edge. He crossed his arms, starring out over the surface of the water waiting for the time when they would leave. There was no need for a burial, he had said his goodbyesand made his peace with the death of his horse. Putting its body in the ground wouldn't make any difference.

Kira said to herself, "Maybe a cremation would be better then a burial right now." She turned around and said, "Trevian, would you mind taking care of the remains? Wyvren dragon's flames this time around, we don't want the body to cook, just ash ok?"

Trevian nodded and sucked in air, holding his breath as a odd grumbling sound like that of a very large empty stomach could be heard at a very low frequency. Then he let out his breath in a rush of flame so hot it was clear, the only sign of it was that the air wavered and smoked drastically where he breathed.

The ground also liquified at the touch of his breath, and the horses body was incinerated upon contact, causing ash to burst into the air and be carried across the lake, which also steamed at the edge, where Trevian's began to cool and turn into visible flame that went quickly through the color spectrum and then fizziled. Once Trevian stopped the flame the ground resolidified with a glassy smoothness.

Alex walked over to Z and said, "So can you walk? It is a bit of a hike to the manshion, and we move at a pretty fast pace, so do you want one of us to carry you?"

Draeken looked a bit taken aback with the news about Elisi. "My sister? Hmm. Seems she's finaly wisened up then. I'll have to speak with her in a bit." A brooding look crossed his face then. "Everything is going too smoothly. I can't say that I like it." He paused for a moment then shook his head. "I enjoy it, but it seems too good to be true!"

"Oh yeah! Despite you're hating it, I like your hair red. It's very pretty." He grinned and kissed her cheek. "I can tolerate that though. Just so long as you don' try to bring down the mansion on our heads." He said jokingly, hugging her.

Nodding he smiled. "Yeah. Time does seem to fly sometimes. But, I have enjoyed all of it. Excluding the times when one of us was, dead, but lets not dwell on that." He laughed lightly then kissed her.

The long kiss sent Draeken reeling, even after it was finished. "If I didnt know better, I would say you're still ready and wanting to go further." He grinned slightly.