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Grinning at her kiss, he hadn't been this happy in a long time. "You had no control over Keros. None of this way my fault, or yours. We should just live happily in peace. That's all we can do anyways." Looking around, he saw the wolf, and how Syrva and Crow weren't phased. "Is that wolf safe?" he asked, pointing out to the dog out in the grass.

((wow, looking good for the fact that you got hacked yesterday...how'd you do it?))

Hector wrapped his arms around her, not letting her go...enjoying it, since the surroundings were perfectly calming, and the fact that they were alone.

Akori sighed, "we should go looking for them, but first I will make you a Medicin, let's go to the forest, I know what I could give you to make that heal really fast" he said, getting up. "are you ok to walk?" he asked still cold as usual.

Mindlessly wandering in the forest, his mind was bringing up images of the war. Before the war was halted, the war against Keros. Xander had commanded an army and assaulted Keros. Many men died because he invaded and what frustrated him most was, that their deaths would be in vain, should the marriage succeed.
When the peace treaty was discussed and approved, his army was forced to leave Keros territory and return all captured lands. A sign of accepting the treaty. Xander had buried some of his men on those grounds and now that meant they were buried in Keros ground.
Part of this frustration was taking out when he first barged into his father’s room, as he first returned home. Between then and now, he just kept it all inside, respecting his father’s bidding.

Vivian looked up with a sly smirk, leading him to their left, a blue crystal floating above them, illuminating the dark room that she led him into. She let go of his hands to clap once, the sound echoing as she took his hands again, light flooding into the large room. It was the largest one in the caves. What was interesting, was the fact that there were levels set into the wall like the different floors of an opera house. Instead of people as an audience, there were crystal facets shaped like a child sized keyhole. Leading him down the stairs to a chair at the very bottom of this room, she sat down first, pecking his lips quickly. "I'll be right back." She told him, the chair sinking down into the floor.

The chair had a setting around it, three cables stretched in the front part of it with different settings. A moment later she returned, flipping a switch. She gestured for him to sit in the crystal shaped chair next to the metal one that she was in. Moving sliders up the three cables to certain points, the crystals beginning to resonate like an organ. Tapping a blue crystal set into the panel, the sliders began to move of their own achord, herself rising to her feet and slipping out of the chair. "I told you I would perform this to you with accompanyment." She smiled and winked at him, waiting for the 'organ' to get to where she came in. Then she sang, her voice amplified, yet not made to sound ugly by the reverberations.

(( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5GHWQ1-cD4 Yes, this song again. The orchestra part is the organ. ))

Nodding, he had never thought a wolf could be tamed. But then, it was apparently capable. Looking to her in a questioning manner, he simply asked, "How'd you train that wolf? Couldn't he lash out at anytime? He is a wild animal after all. Instancts could kick in, couldn't they?"

Smiling, she even took care of other animals. "You got a scar? From one of my soldiers?" Closing his eyes, he reminded himself of what he had just got done saying. Peace now resides over the kingdoms. Don't throw a fit now. "Well," he kissed her cheek, "I'm glad the wolf never hurt you. And I'm glad the soldier only gave you a scar, and didn't do worse."

With his arms still around her, he began rocking side-to-side. He was very relaxed, and he felt good. "You know something? When my father first made this deal with your father, my father wasn't so sure our families would have anything in common. But after meeting your sistera, all except Emily of course, our families are good for each other. I love you, that was more than I ever imagined would happen between us. Then, once I found how stubborn Amy is, I realized she had quite a bit in common with Akori. And then I find Vivan always in a depressed mood. Hector's happy-go-lucky attitude will be good for her. They'll even each other out. It's truely amazing. I am astonished."