My Beginning After the End Termination

The End?

1 year later

Virion Leywin

I sat there, staring over the ocean, the ocean that separates Dicathen from the rest of the world. The cities are back, Etistin, Xyrus, all of them, it took a couple of months, but my clones did their jobs.

The people that moved to Alacrya when I blew up the continent moved back, obviously the cities aren't as full as they once were, but the people are prospering which was a good thing. They took some resources from Alacyra and Epheotus to help rebuild their lives, which was good since there weren't a lot here anymore.

My family moved to Zestier to stay with the Eraliths, it was due to the grandchildren, they wanted to stay close to them. They can help out Arthur and Tessia, which was truly the important thing.

Eleanor stayed in Xyrus to help rebuild the Academy that was once so promising, now it isn't anything special, there aren't a lot of students that are able to attend as they are home with their families dealing with the aftermaths of war still.

The Elves, Dwarves, and humans all took their rightful places back on their thrones, but the continent is still united. If it wasn't, I would have gone back down there and threw a fit, but I would not have killed anyone.

Seris took control of Alacrya like I wanted, she has been doing quite well from what I heard. It would be hard for her not to be doing fine with everything I set up for her, so I'm never needed, it's a good thing.

Dicathen does not have any more Lances, they got rid of them, there are now only soldiers who protect the leaders who are hired. Aya, being the only true Lance that survived, took on another role of serving the royal family, protecting Tessia and Arthur's children.

Other than that, nothing has happened, it's like the time before the war, except for me, I no longer know what my future holds. There aren't any more enemies, there aren't any more threats, it's wonderful, yet, boring at the same time. 

Sylvie was taking care of me, the two of us spent the past year here, living together, it's been relaxing. The ocean was beautiful, and I could pretty much do whatever I wanted whenever I wanted, but there were only a couple of things I actually enjoyed.

"Veer!" I heard Sylvie yell my name from inside the house. "Would you like a cup of tea?" I was still in my seat, looking out at the ocean as the waves crashed against the shore, nothing else insight as far as the eyes could see.

"Sure." I answered her, and within a second, the girl I loved came out with two cups, placing them down on the small table beside me. "Thanks." I said as I took the one cup and drank from it.

"What are you doing?" She asked as she moved around the table and stood in front of me, I held my cup to the side and she sat down on my lap. "You've been out here since you woke up this morning."

"Just observing." I answered, holding my open hand on her back. "It's peaceful out here, and well, I like it." I could feel Hades in our backyard, outside the shoreline, pretty sure he was killing mana beast, it was cool that they mostly survived the war.

"It is." She said, leaning down and kissing me. "You should really come in, it's pretty cold out here."

"You know, we would be fine if you didn't put that stupid rule in play." I told her, speaking with a little bit of annoyance, but love, knowing that it was only here trying to help. "If I could use mana, I could warm my body up, which would be nice."

"No mana in this house." She told me. "There's no need for it anymore." I nodded, leaning my head forward onto the side of her chest as she held my head with her arm. "Where's Hades? He's the only one that is allowed, you know that."