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The Stadium...got destroyed about three or four weeks ago. We lost alot of people in the rubble and such, and we lost Maximos... Everyone is trying to help fix it, but it really got beat up in this last one. I'm sorry to have to be the one telling you all this... I'm sure its quite a shock...

Ryugi's voice was tinged with sadness as he explained what had happened to Leviathan, his home. He hoped that by telling this young woman this news he didn't cause anymore problems for her. It seemed she had quite enough of those to deal with as it was.

Someone came and destroyed it with some sort of blood magic. We don't know who he was or where he came from, but either way, the place ended up being destroyed. I'm planning to head out on an adventure soon, to explore the areas around here. Without the stadium to hold me here, I might as well look around a bit.

Ryugi spoke clearly, but there was a tinge of excitement in his voce as he talked about adventuring.

So, what about you? Why did you quit being a nurse, if its not too much of me to ask.

Silver stared blankley at the small, square sheet of black parchment that seemed to have arrived as he sleept. Written on it in magical red words were as follows:

~I await you in the place of your cold trechory. My deed will be finished upon your arrival.

Silver reread it several times, as if he expected the message to change. Oddly, he knew exactly who sent him the message, and he knew exactly where that person would be lurking. He looked to the ceiling of the library for a moment and back at the note, and crushed it with his right hand. Summoning his power into his hand, he incinerated it in a blaze of green fire.

Cyradll...

His head tilted to the north. Though he could easily avoid her, he had to destroy all members of the council, as they had tried to destroy him. Though most of them have moved on, Silver still remembered the ordeal they put him through, and he would not let them go... unpunished.

He knew what he must do; he had to go to the Frozen Caverns in the Tundra of Guldor.

Nedy rose and lifted up the tote as well, rousing the raccon inside, nodding to Ryugi. She did not want ice cream, but a glass of water would indeed be nice now. Out of habit she looked around to see if she had forgotten something; once one had children, looking both three and four times to make sure became something of a second nature.

"A glass of water would be very nice, thank you," she said when she was satisfied nothing had fallen out of her bag and onto the ground under the park bench. "Where would you like to go?"

Nedyfay waited till he had started to walk and then fell into the same pace next to him, having very few problems keeping up; she felt a bit faint, but if she occasionally shook her head she felt fine again. There was a headache sneaking up her neck, she felt, from the tense shoulders, but nothing a hot shower would not be able to fix later on.

Silver wasted no time. He briskly moved towards the docks. Being much faster than most people, he would reach his destination in almost no time at all. On his way, he passed a very familiar friend, but payed no heed. His mind was set on other things, as he coldly pushed onward, fire burning in his eyes.

I believe I've heard of it before, yes. I'll tell you what brought me to the stadium in a minute, but right now, it appears we've found our parlor.

He walked up to the door of the building and opened it for her. After she had entered he walked up to the counter and ordered his ice cream and her water. The water he got immediately since it was easier, but he had to wait for his ice cream.

He handed the water to Nedy with a smile.