We were about two blocks away from the boat, and we'd done well on not draw too much attention. I noticed the houses around us seemed to be darker, more... I don't know... devastating. The others didn't even seem to notice until I stopped in my tracks.

"(Y/N)!" Travis whispered. "What's wrong?"

I looked around. The wind started to blow more violently, but only for a moment. I clenched my fists. "I think... I think... I think... there's someone out here."

"(Y/N), a lot of people live here so there probably is someone out there." Travis replied, grabbing my wrist.

"I feel it too." Aphmau muttered. "They're-"

"Hurting." I finished. I looked to a dark ally on my right and slowly walked towards it.

"We need to get back to the boat!" Travis exclaimed. I faced him, glancing up so he could see my face.

"What if they're another... descendant?" I asked. I stopped moving and thought.

Aphmau is Irene. I'm related to Lady Lezina. Travis is related to Enki. Garroth with Esmund. Alina was with Shad... that only leaves two... Menphia and Kul'Zak." I sighed, kneeling down on the dirty roads.

"Are you okay?" Aphmau asked.

"I just... I think I figured something out." I looked up. They both looked curious. "I know who the other two descendants are."

"Well, well, well. What are people in such fine clothing doing down on this side of town?" I heard a cackle. I jumped to my feet seeing two men and a women approach us. They were all armed. Travis and I both drew our swords, but Travis pushed me behind him.

"Travis!" I hissed quietly.

"I'm sorry, but I really don't want to meet Garroth's fist today." I cracked my neck as the people approached us.

"You rich folk don't scare us. Why don't you take off your hoods, and show us you spoiled little faces?" One of the men teased. I growled, stepping forward.

"How about I show you the bottom of my shoe?" I growled loudly.

"Temper..." The other man smiled. He walked towards me. "Yet harmless." I gripped my sword tightly, and flames erupted from the blade. I was surprised, but once my anger settled the flames disappeared. "Witchcraft."

I looked up as he threw me into the wall of a building, my arm scraped against the ground as I fell to the ground with a grunt. "(Y/N)!" Aphmau shrieked. I got to my feet, and charged at them and cut them down all at once. Their bodies fell, scorched and cut. I stepped towards Aphmau and Travis.

"Let's get out of here."

When we got to the boat Garroth pulled me into a hug, and I felt pain run through my back. "Ahg! Garroth let me go!"

He let go and took my hand, seeing blood on the outside of my forearm. He looked at me with blazing eyes then turned to Travis and Aphmau. "What happened!?"

"Garroth calm yourself! You're out of line." I mumbled. He took a deep breath.

"C'mon lets go get you patched up." He took my hand, leading me to the bottom deck. I took off my cloak, and he started to whip up the scrap on my arm and I flinched. "Sorry."

"It's fine... did you guys get out okay?"

"We were fine... I think you may have something on your back too." He mumbled, his fingers brushing across the back of my neck.

"Okay... and?"

"Take your tunic off so I can treat you." He replied. I nodded, and I slowly tried to take my tunic off, but my arm gave me some difficulty. "Here let me help."

He took the bottom of my tunic in his hands and slowly pulled it up. "Put your arms up." I nodded, and I did so he could finish taking my tunic off. He set it on the floor and his finger slowly trailed across my back.

"Is it bad?"

"Uh... not too bad. Just a few bruises, burns and cuts, but we know you've been through worse." He laughed and started to clean my back off.

"Tch, yeah. No kidding." I smiled to myself. When he was done he wrapped my arm and torso/chest with bandages. I pulled my shirt back on and groaned. "Ug, that's really... shoot!"

I quickly jumped up, grabbing Garroth's arm and pulling him to the deck where everyone was standing and discussing. I ran towards them with Garroth in tow. "Hey, you look not as bleeding." Katelyn joked.

"Not... the... greatest... time... for... joking." I panted.

"Good gods, you're way out of shape." Travis sighed.

"I'm not out of shape I'm pregnant." I snapped and clasped my hands together. "Anyways I just realized something that makes you all dumb for not realizing."

"Oh Irene." Garroth sighed.

"Well, we're looking for the decedents of Divine Warriors and their relics. Aphmau is Irene. Alina has Shad's. I have Lezina's. Garroth has Esmund's. Travis is going to have Enki's. That leaves Menphia and Kul'Zak."

"Wait just before you continue how do we know Travis is going to get Enki's relic?" Katelyn asks, crossing her arms. I rolled my eyes.

"Katelyn I can see the future, now ask yourself that question again." She shook her head and I nodded. "Anyways I know where the descendants of Kul'Zak and Menphia are."

"Really?" Aphmau asked, clasping her hands together in hope. I nodded.

"You already know them, too so it shouldn't be too hard to convince them to help!" I smiled. Everyone looked confused, except for Alina and Lilith who were playing with Liochant. I pointed to Lio and Garroth growled. "Kul'Zak."

"Wait how can you be so sure?" Aphmau asked.

"Think about it. Everyone that's been a confirmed descendant has been close to you Aphmau. Garroth and I are your guards. Travis is... uh he's a guard too. Alina is your daughter. Why wouldn't he be a descendant?" She nodded, slowly.

"I guess that makes sense... but what about Menphia?" I pointed to Katelyn and she backed away.

"There's no possible way!"

"Think for a minute. Don't you feel a calling to a certain place. Liochant came to Ru'aun for a reason. The relic of Kul'Zak has to be there. Travis has a calling to somewhere too. He's just too stubborn to tell us."

"Pfft." He rolled his eyes.

"We have to split up though if we want to make everything work on time." I frowned. "You guys are going to find Enki's and Menphia's relics. I'm going to go with Liochant to find Kul'Zak's."