Amazion: The Battle of Fortrest [EDITING]

Hopefully, once more

Derekyanu's Viewpoint:

I didn't move. I couldn't eat nor could I sleep.

Nothing echoed in these vast empty halls for only silence was present that day.
We didn't even have a proper burial because we couldn't even find the bodies.
The entire castle felt silent.

This was all too sudden for everyone, but I bet you. No one else had it worse than me.

For countless of hours, I just stared out the window, thinking of what I could have done to help. But no. I slept through it all. If it wasn't for me, she'd still be alive. I didn't know what else to feel. Many strange things has already happened these past few days and yet, I haven't no clue as to what have caused them. I'm not angry, but I'm not sorry either. All I know was that a part of me was missing and I'm hell'a sure that it was not coming back.

Dalereno's Viewpoint:

NO.

I'M NOT GIVING-UP THAT EASILY.

"Send BACK-UP! We won't rest until SHE IS FOUND! Double, triple the efforts, I DON'T CARE how long it takes!"

"We've already searched by the bend your highness; nothing but rocks and rubble." One guard said as he rushed in quickly with his entire body drenched with water.

"WELL KEEP SEARCHING. And don't come back unless you find something!"

With a quick bow and a nod, he left.

As I made my way back to the hall, I saw Tina'e talking with my nephew. It seems to me that she's just wasting her time. Derek's never easy to please. I just do hope that they're both holding-up fine.

"I've already sent the rest." Another guard answered. "They're all hastening their search as we speak." And with another quick bow, he left.

I saw the both of them. There by the window sill, silently mourning.

"Uncle," Derek said as he raised his head towards me, "can you just, leave me alone..."

He began darting in the opposite direction, away from my sight. And as I looked concernedly to Tina'e, I knew that it was time for me to talk with him, alone. 

"Hey,Tina'e look at me, why don't you go with Argoeux? I'm pretty sure he needs help down at the kitchen."

Tina'e just sat and stared at the window pane. She didn't say a word. I had more important things to take care of at the moment. It's probably best to just leave her be for a while.

Now, it was on to the hard part...