Demon Dragons Reign II

Chapter 41: Overall Encounters

After the brief scrimmage, they all walk back inside and head towards Atlas's body. Natsu tells Griselda and Karameel to wrap Atlas in a cloth from head to toe. Once they're done, Natsu carries is uncles body. They head back down the tower and follow Natsu who knows the perfect place to bury his uncle. After a few minutes they finally arrive to the spot where Natsu wants to lay his uncle to rest. Ena and the others are amazed to see the area Natsu had picked. Upon arrival they all saw the hillside that overlooked the city of Tokyo. The once brilliant and vibrant city was now buried under debris. The one place that remained untouched and still standing tall was none other then the Tokyo Tower. A signal of peace, and hope. The other thing Ena picked up on is two tombstones that laid on the hillside. Natsu had stopped to let the others witness the beautiful site he had picked. It was as if mother nature her self knew not to desecrate such an amazing site. Natsu and Wendy led the way as Irene and the others followed. Shortly after Ena, who was carrying Miyu followed behind, with the other dragons following behind her.
Natsu gently placed his uncles body down, as he began to dig a hole right next to the other tombstones, Wendy and Irene helped. Once they had finished Natsu again lifted his uncles body wrapped in cloth and gently placed him in the hole. After they were finished burying him, Natsu used his iron magic to make a tombstone for his late uncle. While Natsu was carving some nice words on the tombstone Ena, kneeled down next to the tombstones of Igneel and Grandine.

Ena: My lord, My lady. It's been too long since we last saw one another.

Miyu slowly walks behind her mother, as she looks behind and brings Miyu forward.

Ena: I will like for you to meet my daughter Miyu.

Miyu kindly bows to the tombstones.

Ena: It saddens me to come visit you at a time like this. During a time when the country is in shambles. My lord I know you would had like to talk to Atlas, but unfortunately...

She stops herself, trying to hold in the tears.

Ena: Atlas has passed away. He didn't die in vain. He died protecting your son. My lady, your son and daughter are nothing but a ray of sunshine. When we thought we had lost all of you, they came and found us. Now they're here with us helping us in our time of need. You two have raised wonderful children.

She puts her hands on both of their stones and gets up. Natsu walks up to the area where Atlas was buried and placed the tombstone. On it, it read "To my wonderful husband, To my amazing father, To my kind master. To the Village Chief. May your soul find peace, amongst the others, may your soul enter heaven and bless us all as you watch over us."
Ena smiled at the kind words Natsu wrote on the tombstone. Everyone gathered around all three graves.

Ena: Atlas Flame. Husband, father, master, chief, and uncle. We will all miss you not just me, but your daughter, and everyone you left behind will also miss you. In our time spent together you did nothing but made me the happiest women on earth. You protected me, made me laugh, made me angry at you, made me smile. But most importantly you gave me love. Our happiest moment was when Miyu was born. I remember it like it was yesterday, you cried of happiness. You cried more then I did.

She looks towards Miyu who had her head down.

Ena: We did everything we could to raise our daughter well. We raised a couple of kids who had nothing but the clothes on there backs to become wonderful and caring dragons. You became there teacher, there friend, there father. You built a village in which others like us can live a safe and happy life without being worried about the outside world. You did an amazing job protecting your dearest friend until the end, and fulfilled your duties of protecting his son. Atlas my dear husband, I wish we could have made lots of more memories, but time had other plans for us.