[Rosekitten]

He listened as the man went on, he didn't really need to give him all the details or life story he would have just needed that Judith was taken and that the dragonkin had her. He kept his thoughts on this to himself though in his mind he vowed that they'd pay, even having never faced a dragonkin before he vowed it. He didn't need to show the king of the light elves his feelings for Judith, not if the dragonkin used her as a barer chip for whatever object was taken from them.. it meant that they had noticed the king hanging around her as well.

He wasn't sure he liked the idea of competing against the king for her, but in truth he didn't see it as a bad thing either. She'd probably be happier for starters and then the fact that no one would look down upon such a relationship. Though he'd never voice his concerns on the matter as he finally spoke again though he dropped formalities altogether this time around. "My swords are yours then" He spoke as calmly as ever with his words, and it was over all him saying he was accepting the job.

He seemed to wait to see if the king had anything further to say before he spoke once more "I'll take my leave now, the less time they have the better." He bowed towards Bryon before turning and starting to walk out, really he agreed with Bryon on that, who knew what they could be doing to her. The idea that someone was going to harm her hardly was settling well with Rhyldrin. If he had come back sooner this wouldn't have happened.

He spared no time to prepare supplies for the trip, and it was a hell of a long one at that. The dragonkin lived in the mountain regions where lava flowed like rivers, or at least thats where most lived, there were a few clans spread out in the northern regions and as well in the south. Each group being slightly different in looks and in how they behaved.

The trip alone to get to the region was going to take at least a few weeks if not more due to weather and lord knew what traveling conditions, not to mention if he was caught traveling in the dragonkin territories before he got to where they were probably holding Judith then it wouldn't be pretty either.

The dragon hatchling had managed to sneak into Judith's clothes before she was taken, he wasn't going to let he be taken alone as he was following his promise to Rhyldrin to look out for her. Though his size made helping.. impossibly.

[gremlin]

( I hope that this post isn't lame! )

Judith hit the cell's floor with a loud thud as the man tossed her in with ease, she cringed at the pain that ran up her side from the impact. Judith opened her eyes and looked up at the man who had taken her from her room. She had kept quiet the entire way here though now the overwhelming urge to speak came over her. "Why have you taken me? What makes me so important?" she asked in a demanding voice. All she saw for a few moments was darkness until her eyes adjusted to the dark, though she was still having difficulties, she could barely make out any of his features or any of the woman's either.

Before the man could answer her questions the woman roared with laughter. She pushed the man to the side then walked over to Judith. She stood in front of her, a wicked smile crept across her face. Judith flinched as she felt the woman's boot press against her chest, she cringed when she felt her hell against her ribs. The man watched silently at the doorway, he seemed a bit uncomfortable. He probably knew what was about to happen.

"You have no right to speak, Light Elf!" the woman spat she kicked Judith in the ribs and laughed when she cried out in pain. "You may not speak unless spoken to, do you-" "I have a damn name!" Judith interrupted, she was rewarded with another kick for this. The woman's smile disappeared, she leaned down and brought Judith to her feet, her hand around her neck. "Anna!" the man hissed, he took a step into the cell though he hesitated to stop her. Judith squirmed in her grip, she opened her mouth to breath but couldn't. "I don't care what your damn name is!" Judith closed her eyes, she felt light headed.

"Anna, let her go!" the man demanded though it seemed that he couldn't get her attention. Anna's eyes remained on Judith, there was an unsettling look in her eyes. For a moment Judith felt as if she was looking into her brother's eyes. How could one be full of so much anger and hate? She would never know. The man approached Anna, he placed a hand gently on her shoulder. She tore her eyes away from Judith and looked up at the man. "Let her go before I make you." if she didn't let go of the woman soon then he would have to pry her hand from her neck.

Though Anna listened, she let go of Judith allowing her to fall to the ground below. Judith breathed in heavily though she began to cough violently. "I don't think that the king would be pleased if you killed the damn woman," he hissed at her. Anna smiled, she held in the laughter that wanted to spill out of her body. "You're too soft, Marcus." she whispered her words to him. She pushed herself pass him then left the cell. "Let's go!" she barked at him. Marcus hesitated for a moment to follow her. He looked down at Judith who looked back up at him. He felt trapped in her gaze, he felt sorry for her. Marcus finally tore his eyes away from her, he left the cell them slammed the door behind him. He wondered what her name was.

[Rosekitten]

It took at least a few weeks worth of traveling to even get close to the dragonkin's lands, let alone the what appeared to be main city or grounds. He frowned a bit, he had never seen dragonkin before really .. they were long banished after the talk of the races making peace fell through with the last king. Though he noticed the size disadvantage right away, he'd take a guess they could easily hold their own in a fight. Some had wings even how the hell was he suppose to do this again? Then again this was Rhyldrin.. he hardly ever thought any job was impossible.

He took a few days to scout the area trying to make escape routes in his head if he needed them and trying to figure out any form of weakness they may have. Hell he was still in the process of trying to figure out where they were even holding Judith. So far he had little luck and none of the buildings and caves were giving away where they held her.

"tsk damn this place why is it so large..." not to mention the heat was almost unbearable in certain locations. Though he lucked out in the fact there were plenty of small nooks and caves that the dragonkin probably couldn't fit into, so escaping was a possibility if things were looking that bad. Though he was still left with the question of what or where was he suppose to start, he couldn't make his first move yet.. he couldn't afford to be noticed.

He'd wait till nightfall once again then go back to his scouting. He needed to have at least a good idea of where they were holding her before he could make a plan, so far he had been very lucky and didn't run into any conflict. Though his luck was probably running thin at best. It seemed a few of them held or carried no weapons, this either meant the strength in these creatures alone would be enough for a fight or that they were magic users.. both did not settle well in his mind. The idea of fighting something that could go hand and hand with him with just fists was a little un-nerving even. Hell on that note what were the odds daggers worked? Some of these dragonkin wore armor let alone they did have scales to a extent.. maybe the softer looking areas daggers or swords might work.

[gremlin]

( this is going to be lame D: )

Judith had been interrogated countless times over the past week and was beaten when she wouldn't answer. Even if she didn't know the answer to a question they asked she was beaten. It didn't matter how much she explained to them that she didn't know a damn thing, they assumed that she was lying. Well, one of them believed her when she said that she didn't know anything. Though he kept that to himself. Judith really didn't know why she had been taken captive other than because she must be the key to something. She had heard some guards speaking about her though she could not make out what they were saying. Something about the Light Elves having what they wanted. Every time she asked why she was being held captive she received a beaten. Eventually she listened to them and kept her mouth shut, she gave up on every getting an answer from any of them.


Bryon had been tense for the entire week, he was trying to figure out some way to bring back Judith safety. If Rhyldrin failed then he didn't know what he would do. Though he had faith in Rhyldrin and believed that he could successfully get Judith back. He could always return the necklace but something inside of him that that couldn't be a possibility. He wasn't too sure why his father had stolen it really. Why was it so important? Then again his father was a selfish, greedy bastard and would think of any excuse to take something that he didn't have. Though if the Dragon Folk were making such a fuss about it then it wasn't just a necklace. There was something to it that he wasn't quite aware of yet.

A guard entered Bryon's room, he seemed nervous as he approached the king at his desk. Bryon looked up at him alarmed by his sudden presence. He had been so lost in thought that he had not even heard his doors open. "What is it?" he asked the guard, the man brought himself in front of Bryon's desk. He held something in his hand, it appeared to be a package. "Sir this came for you," he said then held the package out for Bryon to take it. "What is it?" Bryon shifted the package in his hands trying to figure out what was inside. "I don't know sir, but there was a letter attached to it and it's writing in some foreign language..." Bryon looked up from the package, was this from the Dragon Folk?

Bryon looked back at the package that rested in his hands, he felt uneasy. What the hell could be in this? He reluctantly tore open one of the sides then tipped it allowing what was inside to fall on to his desk. "What the hell?" he said aloud. The guard looked out of simple curiously though looked up when the king brought his eyes to him. Though Bryon didn't speak he didn't know what to say. It was a red lock of hair.

[Rosekitten]

He had wasted enough time, he needed to find her and quickly. Most if they took a hostage only kept them for so long. Really he had no idea why they took Judith aside from the fact she did hang around the king or he seemed to do favors for her. Sure it crossed his mind, and he was a bit concerned about that fact but he wasn't one to be so bold as to question her or the king about the matter.

With the cover of nightfall he stayed to the shadows and tried to keep out of sight till he could locate Judith. This was looking to be impossible with how large this place was ground level, let alone the caves. Though his searching was cut short as he heard a sudden hiss behind him seconds before he avoided a spear that was thrusted forward.

His ears went back as he drew both blades and stood here, it seemed to be a guard by the armor or he guessed it was. This was the real test. Though it was hardly a good thing he was caught.. this was almost in the fucking middle of the city. "tsk.. damn it" He hissed out avoiding another strike, it was almost all he could do to keep up with dodging let alone trying to strike back.

This went on for a while till Rhyldrin found himself in a corner, ducking under the weapons next thrust he brought a blade up and struck at a opening in the armor and what he thought might be a weak spot. Though when the creature didn't flinch at all it caught him off guard as a tail suddenly whipped around and slammed him against a near-by wall.

He dropped to the ground moments after the impact as he quickly forced himself to his feet and had his blades ready. This was hardly looking good.

The one before him seemed to grin a bit before speaking. "that was a clever strike.. shame dragonkin don't have the same weaknesses as most mortals" he seemed to be mocking Rhyldrin, as if he knew for sure the dark elf would lose. Though dark elves being seen by dragonkin were rarer then light elves, the dark elves never wanted anything to do with the dragonkin or at least a few Queen's ago they didn't

[gremlin]

Judith flinched as she felt the man's hand take hold of the rope that held her wrists together. For the first time in days she had finally fallen asleep despite how uncomfortable she was. Her exhaustion had become unbearable and she could no longer keep her eyes open anymore. The sudden touch had waken her from her sleep, she opened her eyes and looked up at him. Something sparkled, her eyes tore away from him and she looked at what he held in his other hand. A dagger? She began to squirm though he pushed her against one of the walls and held her still, he was much stronger than her and much bigger. "Stop struggling," he whispered to her, what was he doing? Was he putting her out of her misery, had they had enough of her?

She looked back up at him, she wanted to plead for him to not harm her. Though she doubted that she could change his mind and she doubted that she would be able to fight him off in her current state. Even if she did have energy she doubted that she could last long against one of his kind. She whimpered as he brought his dagger to her wrists, she closed her eyes as she felt him bring it back and forth. Though he wasn't cutting in her flesh, she felt the ropes around her wrists become loose. Then they fell from her wrists to the cell's floor. Then he leaned down and did the same to the ropes around her ankles. He stood silently for a moment then put his dagger back where it belonged.

"There," he mumbled quietly to himself. Judith brought her right hand to her left wrist and began to massage it. "Why did you do that?" she asked him, she closed her eyes expecting to be hit. Though nothing happened, Judith opened her eyes slowly and kept them on him. "You have had those on for too long, I think it was about time we gave you a little bit of freedom." he smiled weakly at her then spoke again. "Though don't go getting any ideas, these cells are heavily guarded and if I even hear that you tried to escape," he took a step towards her, he was very close. "I'll take care of you myself." he hissed. "I doubt they will kill you, you're going to be kept alive for as long as you are useful."

"Why am I being held here anyways?" she asked, the man laughed at her question. "We're using you to get to the Light Elf King, though that's all that I can really tell you." he took a step away from her afraid that he would spill any more information. He shouldn't have really told her anything, it could get him in trouble. Though before he left Judith spoke again. "I doubt that you would harm me, you don't have the same eyes as that woman or the others." he hesitated to leave, he lingered by the doorway. "What is your name?" he asked, a surprised expression washed over Judith's face. Why was he asking that now? "My name is Judith." she replied, she kept any comments to herself. "My name is Marcus." he mumbled quietly, Judith could barely make out what he had said though she believed she had heard him speak his name. Then he left her, he closed the door and locked it. "Keep an eye on her!" he barked at the guards.

[Rosekitten]

He had tried to escape from this fight but he didn't get far. The guard that was still fighting him slammed him against the wall again. Wincing a bit more as he fell back to the ground he coughed a little before raising his weapons again his ears back as he kept his breathing under control. 'damn it! I can't even kill one!?; He clenched his teeth as he charged forward avoiding the weapon again and trying another strike on the guard before him. The fight by it's self had lasted nearly thirty minutes. Among the longest fights he had been in in a while...

Though this wasn't a good thing when he was getting his ass handed to him for the first time in a long while. There has to be a weakness.. everything had one what was it. He tried a few more areas before getting a bit frustrated with this battle altogether, was the neck really the only weak spot?

He ended up back into the corner again but this time he was going to try something. He used a few near by objects to get onto the roof of a building and quickly tackled the dragonkin following him from the building and slamming the daggers into his neck. This seemed to do the trip in killing him as he drew the blades back and let out a heavy breath. "damn it.. that took too long"

[gremlin]

Anna had heard the sudden commotion from outside. "What the hell was that?" she asked looking up at the two men who accompanied her. She lifted herself from her seat and went outside, her eyes wandered over the surrounding area. The two men followed her curious as to what was happening. "What the hell?" she asked aloud, her eyes landed on Rhyldrin and then they went to the dead Dragonkin. "How the hell did he get in here?" she nearly screamed the question, the two men behind her looked at her nervously they didn't have an answer for her. "Everyone in this damn place is useless!" she screamed.

She released her sword from her side and approached Rhyldrin without hesitation. When she heard the two men behind her begin to follow her she looked back at them and barked at them to stay back. "I'll take care of this, I don't need your damn help!" she spat, they nodded though they really didn't want to listen to her. It was rare to come across a Dark Elf, what made one come here? It was also odd to see that a Dark Elf had killed a Dragonkin.

"What brings you here?" she stopped a few feet from Rhyldrin and looked him over. He certainly was in no shape to fight her, he wouldn't last long. Though she didn't plan to kill him, she would capture him and keep him as a pet for some time. Anna couldn't remember the last time that she came across a Dark Elf. It had been centuries. "Poor baby, look at you!" she laughed, a smile crept against her face. "Now come here and be a good boy!"

[Rosekitten]

Even with the idea of three against him he seemed to still stand his ground ready to strike. Though she started to speak to him instead asking why he had come. He smirked a bit before spitting out a smart ass answer. "I felt like taking a walk, what the hell does it matter why came here" He didn't care really, he knew he wasn't going to win the fight if he tried.

Though his addittude changed a bit when she said her next words, his ears went back as he readied both blades. "tsk, fuck you" he hissed towards her. Even in his current start he wasn't about to be treated like .. a pet. He had heard stories.. but it never crossed his mind.

He thought about his options for a second before he charged forward ready to try his best wit striking this woman down as well, even knowing he was going to fail.. it didn't matter he wasn't going to just give up because some dragonkin thought they were higher on the food chain.

[gremlin]

Anna laughed at the display of angry from the Dark Elf. "Excuse me?" she asked it almost politely though she was mocking Rhyldrin. She tilted her head to the side like a child would if they were curious. "What did you just say to me?" she smiled warmly at him though there was something terribly wicked about her smile. "How rude, didn't your parents teach you better than that?" she asked then laughed, her tail flicked back and forth if the Dark Elf didn't strike soon then she would become impatient and do so herself. Though she finally got exactly what she wanted, she watched Rhyldrin as he charged forward. She brought her sword up allowing it to meet his two daggers.

"Oh look at you," her face dropped, she pouted. "Poor little thing, all beat up and full of so much anger!" she kept her blade against his two daggers without a struggle though she grew tired of doing nothing. "You would make a nice addition to my collection," her lips curled upwards into a twisted smile. "Though you probably won't last that long, oh well!" she pushed forward forcing Rhyldrin backwards. Anna curled her fingers and punched Rhyldrin with her free hand, she laughed as he fell to the ground with a loud thud.

"What's wrong? I guess that your wounds are getting to you, aren't they now?" she looked down at him, a smile still across her face. "Drop your damn weapons or else I'll pry them from your damn cold hands." she laughed then looked over at the two men. "Or I can always get Alec to use his magic!" she looked back down at Rhyldrin. "Or you can be a good boy and drop them now." she spat.

Anna waited until Rhyldrin dropped his weapons, when he dead she leaned down and picked him up by the front of his shirt. A sudden thought popped into her head. "Oh, I have an idea!" she said it mostly to herself though Rhyldrin and the other two had probably heard it anyways. She let go of Rhyldrin but then took hold of the back of his head, gripping his hair in her hand. She forced him to walk beside her. "I have a playmate for you!" she laughed.

She forced Rhyldrin to walk beside her all the way to where they kept their prisoners. The other two followed her, if Rhyldrin slipped from her grip then they could help put him in his place. Though it was unlikely that Anna could not manage herself. She came to the front of a cell, the entire room was rather dark though she didn't have difficulty seeing. One of the men unlocked the door, it swung open and Anna tossed Rhyldrin into the cell. "Have fun!" she said before the door slammed closed. "I'll play with you two tomorrow, if there is still two of you that is." the three of them laughed, then they left.

[Rosekitten]

The whole time he was cursing his recklessness of the first fight, he should have conserved more energy. Though at the same time if one of the three were a magic user then he had little chance in hell to begin with. He was only behaving so to speak due to the fact he needed to get a better weakness then the throat, it was too much of a pain to get to. Let alone no weapons limited his odds of attacking drastically.

Though this female would be the first to die as soon as he figured out how to get out of whatever hell hole they were going to toss him into. Though he quickly got his answer as he was forced into one of the cells. He never bothered to see what or who else was in here as he spun and growled his next words towards the three. "keep fucking laughing! Remember it when your choking on your breath through the blood."

Sure the threat meant little to nothing, hell he knew it they had the upper hand. Truth be told this was a bit of a mess he had gotten into this time. Though the first thing that came to mind was delivering a well placed kick to the door as a sudden noise rang out upon impact. "tsk didn't think that'd work..." It was worth a shot though, he had been in cases were it worked flawlessly, it was rather funny when it did work.

He was still ignoring whoever was in this cell with him, they hadn't spoken yet anyway so why should he care. He was bust examining the lock anyway before he frowned at it. "magic.. for fucks sake!" he hissed at it, knowing picking was out of the question unless he wanted to try and end his life sooner then it was probably due for.

[gremlin]

Judith jumped as the door was opened, she had been wandering around the dark cell trying to find a weak spot, something that she could possibly take advantage of. She couldn't stand another day in here it would drive her insane. She quietly went to one of the corners, as far from the door as she could get from the damn thing. If they tried to harm her again she was try to put up a fight though maybe that wasn't a good idea at all.

Though she heard the woman speaking and none of it seemed directed to her or even about her. She breathed in heavily, she heard two other voices as well. The men who often followed her around. She sat quietly against the corner, she brought her knees to her chest then wrapped her arms around her legs. Suddenly she heard a loud thud, followed by cursing. She flinched when she heard a loud noise. Whoever was in here didn't seem to happy about it.

Her ears fell a little bit and she stood slowly. This man's voice sounded familiar, this made her feel uneasy. She took a step forward, then another. Judith reached out a hand slowly until she felt the other's arm, then she ran her fingers gently down to his hand. "Rhyldrin?" she asked, she whispered not wanting the guards to her. She wrapped her fingers around his hand and squeezed it tightly.

[Rosekitten]

He was about to try and find some form of a weak spot in the bars when he heard his name and the slightest touch to his arm before it found his hand. His ears dropped and he turned quickly to see Judith there. It was so dark in here he was sure she couldn't see, but he could to a extent. "Judith, by the goddess your alive" he breathed out his words, as if he had been doubting that she would be. It had taken time to get here, there was the chance he had been too late.

He half dragged her to the back wall of the cell further away from the guards before he wrapped both arms around her. I'm sorry, I should have been there and I wasn't" he spoke softly to her, but he had been blaming himself. She as captured during the night, if he had been there she wouldn't be here. "The king said you were captured, and that the dragonkin wanted something the light elves had. Enough about that, you better be ok"

It was probably a little odd to see Rhyldrin even talking this much, but hell he just found the one person who meant more to him then anything in this world, why wouldn't he be at least a little excited or glad at least to find her breathing.

[gremlin]

"Don't apologize," Judith whispered to him, she looked up though her eyes were no good at seeing in the dark. She could make out his features a little bit at least. "It isn't your fault, Rhyldrin." she pressed herself against his body, she was so terribly cold. Judith was afraid that she was catching something, she couldn't even remember the last time she was sick. Though she was certain that she had something. It wouldn't be surprising considering how poorly she was treated and where she had been for the past week. "It isn't anyone's fault, it just happened. Please don't blame yourself."

Judith smiled weakly, she ran her hands up from his hips to his shoulders then rested them there. "Stop worrying, you're almost as bad as I usually am right now." she held in a laugh afraid that the guards would think something. "I'm fine despite a few bruises here and there of course." Judith's ears dropped a little as she realised something. "What are we going to do?" she asked, though she didn't expect an answer. "I don't know if I can make it far if we even manage to get out." she was exhausted. Not to mention she had not been fed properly and had been beaten countless times.

She jumped a little in his arms as she felt something scratching at her bare feet. Judith looked down though she couldn't see anything at all. "The dragon followed me," she whispered to Rhyldrin. The little dragon let out a quiet chirp to confirm his presence in the cell. "I don't know why he did, probably because you always tell him to stay with me." the little dragon went to Rhyldrin's leg and began to paw at it.

[Rosekitten]

"your right.. heh.. I just. I thought the worse I had been camping this area for the past three days with no sign of you." He could tell she was weak at the moment, if they could just get the fuck out of here.. he just needed a small amount of rest and he' be ok to fight again. Though no weapons would make that next to impossible.

He smiled a little at her before brushing a hand lightly against her cheek and moving some stray strands of hair back. "don't worry.. we'll get out of here, my sole duty is to return you to the light elf kingdom and I plan to do just that." Though he had to admit he would have come here without being hired.. the mention of Judith needing help he would have jumped to the idea of it. "don't worry about how far you can walk, long as we get out of here I can carry you if need be" He had a point, she was small and rather easy to carry.

Looking down he sighed a little at the dragon before he sat down, getting Judith to sit with him, it'd do them no good to waste the energy they had standing. "I did say that.. he's done more then I could have asked him to do." The dragon chirped happily though it still kept it's voice down.

After staying there a moment he frowned a bit before pulling Judith into his lap and holding her there. "don't complain, I can see you shivering.. " The dragon moved and crawled up the side of Rhyldrin's shirt before perching on his shoulder and staying there. "just get some rest, we'll get out of here I promise.. and so far I've yet to break any to you"

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Judith felt a little surprised when Rhyldrin brought her on to his lap, she had not expected that from him. "I'm not going to protest this," she said then laughed quietly. Judith leaned against him bringing herself as close to him as she possibly could. "I'll try to sleep though I doubt that I will get much." she closed her eyes and breathed out a sigh. "I think that I'm getting sick from all of this, I don't feel too well." she whispered to him, though she mumbled most of it really. Exhaustion had taken over her body and she could no longer stay awake. It didn't take long for her to fall asleep, being with Rhyldrin helped with this.

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"How are my pets?" Anna asked one of the guards outside of where they held prisoners. "Are they playing nicely or has there been a blood bath?" she laughed, a wicked smile across her face. Marcus stood by her she had requested his presence today. Though he was too weak for any interrogations today, he had become ill. He had told her that he wanted to rest but she had convinced him to venture out of his home today. He couldn't really say no anyways, she was so demanding and despite him being bigger she was rather intimidating. It also didn't help that she was more powerful than him.

He drifted off into his own thoughts until he felt Anna grab his arm and pulled him towards the cell. He had no interest in her conversation with the guard. His eyes wandered around the cells, he couldn't understand how Anna could spend almost every day in here bothering the prisoners. Though he brought his eyes to Anna as she abruptly stopped. He flinched as he felt her grip become tight on his arm. "Hey," he mumbled quietly as he brought his eyes to her. "Let go of my damn arm!" he hissed.

Marcus brought his free hand to her hand and pried her hand from his arm. "What's wrong with you?" he asked, his eyes then drifted over to the cell. He peered inside and became aware of why her mood had suddenly changed. He couldn't tell if she was upset or confused. Her face was twisted with some sort of emotion. "Look at this," she said with a blank expression on her face. "How odd!" she laughed then looked up at Marcus. "Isn't that cute?" she asked in a mocking tone. She approached the cell then kicked it hard. "Wake up!" she screamed at them.


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Bryon had come up with a plan though he was rather nervous about it. He knew that Rhyldrin had gone alone and it was very wrong to ask the poor man to do something so dangerous without any aid. He had not slept very well as he tried to come up with a better plan than what he had first thought of. Though he simply couldn't. It had to happen, he had to return the necklace to the Dragonkin King. There was absolutely no way, he would trade it for Judith and Rhyldrin if the man had become captured as well. Bryon would have to ask to have audience with the King, he wondered if the King would allow such a thing.

He wouldn't be alone when he went, he would go with his top-men. He wouldn't try to be the hero and go alone. He knew that doing such a thing would be absolutely dangerous. Then Bryon thought of something else, he had planned to ask for peace between the Light Elves and Dragonkin while he was there. He would ask someone else to come with him to the Dragonkin Capital. A woman who he had not too long ago settled things with. The Dark Elf Queen. Bryon planned to go to the Dark Elf Capital himself to ask her to come with him, it would take some time to get there, he hoped that Judith and Rhyldrin would be alright once he arrived at the Dragonkin Capital.