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We looked around us, and I was stunned when I was hugged by a stranger. He stepped back and I realized that it was Alagos. He had blonde hair that was short and stood up in spikes. He had piercing green eyes that hid his inner power. “Hi, I’m Alagos the Wind Child, I’m glad that you stopped Ultima and the others from destroying our city but did YOU have to destroy it?” I was at a loss for words because I felt great remorse for destroying their world but I also killed two very notorious Zodiac in the process. “Alagos, I apologize for destroying your homeworld, but I cannot deny the fact that two of the Zodiac died in the process.” Alagos studied me for a minute and whistled as I felt the presence as well. I whipped around and saw the boats on the horizon.
I knew nothing of this world, but in any other world seeing a fleet of boats heading your direction was never a good sign. I was stunned at the size of these vessels because to my knowledge they were constructed without magic I also knew that we were in immediate danger from the ships not because we could not defeat a normal inhabitant but the sheer numbers frightened me. Besullion flew down to the beach and landed next to his summoner. He looked to me with sullen eyes, “There are hundreds of them, not boats, soldiers and they fight for someone that they call the grand King of Earth. From what I can hear he declared war on all on this planet that refused to obey him, including a set of people with extraordinary abilities, though he feels confident due to the fact that he claims to be an angel’s favorite.” I froze in my thoughts. “We have to leave now. Or at least flee into the forest.” Redd looked alarmed because Sheba was staring into the trees. Sheba finally spoke. “There are more Advent Children on this island than just us four. A lot more. And they are the ones prepared for this battle not us.” As if he had heard our conversation a man came running out of the trees in a black cloak, but without the hood. I could clearly tell he was an Adventist, though I did not know that he would be the one to save me from the darkness within myself.
I had seen him many years ago when I was a child but did not remember his name. He looked directly to Sheba, “The others have left here to a Sanctuary the portal to find the last star has been opened they have to leave now.” I was so confused but then I realized that the man had already pushed the rest of my companions through a portal that dumped us in a land where the heat was almost too much to handle.
I looked up and Ultima was flying over the tower of fire.