The Tale of a Hybrid and a Siren (reorganized version)

The Horrible Event

A day was spent touring the entire city, and they haven't seen less than half in a single day. The most amount of time to tour the city had to be at least a week or if not more.

Sora and Marina stayed the night at an inn when dusk was setting upon the west, and Sora feels that Vaeludar had reached the Northern Region where humans rarely dwell. The hybrid she waited to love at one point she wants to be with for the rest of her life, but he was miles away before he returned.

Sora wondered what monsters he might encounter across or may have to fight alone since he didn't waste time flying alone. He's always been best alone since he needs no one fighting next to him, as she witnessed him fighting a wendigo. She knew her fighting couldn't compare to Vaeludar's surprising ability to wield two swords at once, as she could wield two weapons but not swords. Too heavy for her.

Something lighter and faster for her like Monico with his need for speed. He learned to fight the fastest skills from him and swinging from her brother Flavius. Monico fought with a single spear, and Flavius to fight with a single sword and defend with a shield.

She was most skilled in kitchen-knife fighting, and her weapons were just curved swords almost like kukri knives. The sizes were half a sword's height, but it was right for her as she lacked proper muscle for heavy weapons. She had more reflexes in speed than brute strength like the men.

The girls spent the night at the inn after Sora exhausted herself showing Marina at most ten percent of the city. When dusk came, there was nothing that could reiterate herself like a child having fun until the energy runs down. They came to the inn to spend the night and rejoin Geraldus and King Uragiru the next day, and hopefully Vaeludar would have joined them by then.

At night, when Sora fell asleep in the most luxurious room for the richest noble in the city, Marina wasn't tired or sleepy when night. Her mind thought wonderless about Vaeludar, and how she couldn't keep him off her mind. He was a wonder to behold. She studied humans at a distance, but she never knew there would be a half-human living among them.

Sure, she knew about the demi-humans as well, but she never thought about witnessing a powerful human dragon hybrid, a child of a dragon and a human. Not just him, but also Sora. She witnessed Sora prancing at the fountain and confessed she loved Vaeludar with all her heart. Her tone of which she spoke she wanted never one to stay away from him because no human can accept him as being a natural human.

Sora clearly laid her plans for showing her love to the hybrid, and she didn't need any girl near him. This Marina caught and didn't sleep the night. Sora appeared to be a warrior with a dark hint of obsession with Vaeludar, and Marina felt she needed to keep her distance from Vaeludar, so Sora can have her way with him.

But if she does, then Marina has a dark feeling she would be remiss. She felt something for the hybrid. Maybe it is love, or maybe just respect for her. Marina lacked knowledge of love and didn't know how to respond to Sora's love for Vaeludar.

So, the night slipped away into the dawn, and Marina pondered in bed of her life's future. Sora got up at when the first noises from an open window sprouted. Both girls awakened at the softest of bird chirps, and they dressed in their armor to display for the public to show they are warriors, of sorts. And Marina hang her new bow over a shoulder.

As soon as they risen, the girls escaped to the platforms to wait for Sora's pegasus to arrive. When it did, they departed the city away. They headed back to the encampment where the king and Geraldus broke on a large field.

The two leaders appeared at the forehead of a large encampment of a large army. It was still aways away from the Capital City, and the army had their reserves ready to ready visitors. Geraldus himself readied to have his daughter's return, but the king was not to be seen. His hatred for the sirens consumed him to the bone he can't see a friend's daughter.