Eton stirred a little bit. Not too far from him, he saw Serene getting up, it was morining already. Eton got up and saw she was basically frozen.

"Would you like my cloak? It will warm you up a little." Eton said.

The boy hadn't slept, he knew what happened when he slept. The nightmares would awaken him, so real, so true. But he was warm, all thats all that mattered.


A group was out near the entrance of the town, at the head of them was Revan. The group was large and there were more outside, soliders armored, mages in their battle robes, archers in leather armor. All ready for the coming conflict. Revan approached Barbas and pointed over to a building.

"Go in there, it's an armory, take an Iron bow and leather armor. You'll need it." He said. "Hurry. We have allies to meet."

Barbas nodded, not asking questions. He walked over to the building which Revan had pointed to, stepping inside. Barbas began looking around the armory, looking for the iron bow he was told to get. He picked it up, not knowing what to do with his old bow, he placed it where he had picked up the iron bow. He grabbed the leather armor, and put it over his clothes. He hit his chest with his fist, testing the armor. "Not very strong..." He muttered, walking out of the armory and grabbing arrows on his way out. Barbas walked over to Revan. "Ready." He stated.

"It would seem you took the wrong armor." Revan chuckled. "Your old bow, hm...Now what will you do with it? You can keep the other one if you survive that and the armor. Now head back in, there should be a stronger set in there."

Barbas sighed. "Figures.." He said, turning around and heading back into the armory. He looked around once more, grabbing a stronger armor. "This should be it.." He said to himself, taking off the weak leather armor which he grabbed before and placing the new one over his clothes. He walked back out of the armory once more, holding the iron bow in his right hand and letting his arm hang down his side. "Ready." Barbas stated once more.

The rustling of Windy's wings woke Tania up, she tapped gently at Windy's side and the pegasi lifted her wing to allow Tania to stand up and stretch. She was suddenly hit by a blast of cool air and immediately began to shiver, she drew her blanket closer around herself. "It's a bit chilly today" she said to no one in particular.

She awoke with a light snort, eyes opening up to thin slits then slowly wider; her vision blurred some, blinking, she cleared sight. stretching her arms up and over her head; adjusting to the mornings soft orange glow; the rather frigid morning air was welcome to her, grinning as her eyes wandered over the landscape; the distant cawing of birds, like a song upon her ears. The fresh smells of dew upon blades of grass. the majestic mountains off and into the distance; for her, this was the kind of life she had always lived and always loved. her mind would grasp back and into reality however, quickly remembering the fact she was traveling in a group and not in the woodlands far away that had been made her home. Eyes peering down over them, some having already woken up; she briskly jumped down from where she was, to the earthen floor beneath, and stood up straight; refreshed. Yawning as she placed her hands behind her head, enjoying the new days dawn.

Rana settled up against a tree as night fell, and sat with his legs to his chest all night. He slept deeply, and dreamt of strange people and bizarre worlds. In the morning he awoke and opened his eyes. The other's hadn't risen yet. He closed them again until the others started moving, and when he saw Tania he stood slowly and walked silently into the woods. He hadn't eaten in several days. He found a berry bush moments after the group was hidden by the trees, and crouched down to pick some. There were lots, but most were shriveled and nothing but skin covered seeds. He picked less than a handful of the good ones and stood, eating them slowly. He didn't like the bitter taste, but most tastes didn't appeal to him anyways.

Tekun got to his feet, he was seemingly uneffected by the cold, despite his tatered clothing, he kept the blanket held around him and looked around.

Eton saw that everyone in the group was now up. He grinned, this meant they could keep moving and get out of this god forsaken waste land of a region.

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"Good." Revan said and turned to his men. "Bear your fangs! Begin the march! Head south, we will meet our allies and then the true battle shall begin."

He then turned to Barbas.

"Dragon fang have a redish tinted armor, ours, as you can very well see, is more of a blue. Try not to hit my troops. Now, let's go."

He said turning around and began marching.

Barbas nodded, his hands placed behind his head. He followed Revan, thinking heavily as he did so. What have I gotten myself He shook his head as he walked, not knowing what lied ahead. This isn't what I'm used to. I prefer to stay in high ground. Something tells me that they will have the high ground against us.

Serene, still cold, looked around the camp. Her stomach grumbled and she realised she hadn't had anything to eat for a while. "Awww, I'm really starving..." she said, holding her stomach "Do we have anything to eat for breakfast at all?" she yelled over to the group "My hunger is killing me!" She sat down of the ground "Great, now I'm cold and hungry..." she thought

Eton took off his cloak and threw it Serene, revealing a sleveless blue shirt Eton had been wearing.

"It'll keep you warm, wear it for a little bit."

He walked over to the supply bag and looked in it.

"There's plenty of food." He said. "Everyone eat your fill, or eat on the way. The sooner we leave the better." He finished his sentence, reached in, pulled out some meat and started eating.

Revans group was making good time, in the distance a giantsea beast leapt out and splashed into the sea, diving.

"The Leviathan hunts, it is a sign of great war. Be ready." Revan shouted.

Barbas was intrigued by the beast. It was so large, and seemed to powerful. "Leviathan, huh?" He nodded his head at the sight of the humongous creature. "It's big. Must be quite powerful."

"It is the reason we do not have ports in this region, or the north for that matter." Revan said.

Up ahead were several thousand men, all armed to the teeth.

"Our allies are up ahead. Treat them well and they will respond in kind."