Aesira Destiny
The Part 22

For the first time, after a week in Arsh, Aesira was shown the glorious moment where the moon shone brightly in the sky. Also, the billions of flickering stars add to the beautiful impression tonight. That, makes him long, on the earth where he was born. However, after all, this was the path she was treading on. Winning a match with a ruthless queen is heartless.

Sitting in the middle of the training ground alone. Aesira hugged herself, feeling a raging pain. He put both his palms in front.

“Rui, this hand should save you. I'm sorry.” The blond-haired girl's cries shed instantly. Guilt was never thrown out of his heart.

Coming around, Kay put her thick coat on Aesira's back. Then, sitting in front of the girl who was looking down hid the evidence of sadness.

“Everyone comes and goes, Ae. The crying will not bring the ones who go back. Now, you have to set yourself up, there's something big about you. If you're strong, you can face everything.”

Aesira's right hand rose rubbing her cheek. He raised his face.

“You're right, Kay. You're right.” Aesira wiped off the water marks on her rough cheeks.

Kay changed position sitting next to Aesira with a view towards space. Observing the moon that appears larger than the moon on its earth.

Aesira glimpsed Kay's hand which was shrouded in a dragon bracelet that enveloped Kay's half-arm. He pulled Kay's hand and asked,”Is this still sore?”

Kay turned her head then her layout fell on her hand which was on Aesira's lap.

“Slight.”

“Actually no, Ae. It hurts so much but, I keep hiding this pain from everyone. But, for some reason, every time you are near, this pain will slowly fade.”

Kay looked at Aesira with a loving smile without the girl noticing. That thing, making the carvings on his bracelet let out a light that made Aesira surprised.

“Kay, your bracelet is glowing,” said Aesira making Kay's daydreams scatter. Quick, the man saw for himself his bracelet, and his bracelet was shining.

“Is this a sign of something, Kay?” ask Aesira.

“Bombers I love you, Ae. Maybe.”

Kay starved a small laugh, it invited Aesira's confusion.

“Why are you laughing? You okay, aren't you, Kay? I'm afraid you're possessed or something.”

“What are you talking about, Ae. I'm just happy. Finally, after so many years, I can now feel the meaning of freedom in life, not being restrained by rules and demands. This is my dream, and God granted this in a way I never thought possible.”

Aesira chuckled and looked at the man's face. Just now, Kay was holding her earlobe.

“What's up, Kay?”

“People, that person .. they, shouted for help.”

“Who, Kay? Who asked for help?”

Then, the togetherness of the two of them was disturbed when an arrow turned into a dozen slid in the sky towards the settlement of residents. The view of the two was on Lynda who was at the highest point of the royal building.

“Something's bound to happen,” Kay said. He pulled Aesira's hand and brought the girl in.

In a hurry, the two docked to the headquarters. Their arrival invited the gazes of Margaretha, Isabella, and Princess Elma.

“There's something going on?” ask Aesira worriedly. He stood next to Margaretha.

“Udaya dragon forces burn south of Arsh,” explained Princess Elma.

A few seconds later, everyone in the room was distracted by the arrival of someone who opened the door at will. They thought it was Lynda, but their guess missed, it turned out to be Havardur, the head coach of the Arsh warriors. The man with a gaze as sharp as an eagle opened his hood.

“Our soldiers are not many. Our fire has been destroyed. I've asked all the troops to retreat and secure the inhabitants.”

Kay's forehead shriveled. He pulled Havardur's shoulder, placing both palms against the man's cheek. “Alvin? Is this really you?” he immediately got a cold look. Havardur took off the hand on his cheek.

“Who are you?”

Havardur looked at Aesira and Kay alternately.

“The new Udaya Queen and ..” Havardur squinted his eyesight then, laughing.

“There-is just, even he looks like Prince Eleazar,” he continued who then switched to the map on the table.

Lynda came and put her bow to the nightstand.

“The black fog enveloped Arsh back,”, said Lynda who suddenly made everyone shocked.

“Pair and guard the light balls in the tower, while others prepare to attack,” Princess Elma said. Lynda nodded, she ran to the corner of the room and opened the chest then, picking up a ball of light.

“You beware,” message Lynda before running out towards the east tower.

Everyone split up like Princess Elma ordered. Aesira was about to come out following the other side, but she stopped and saw Kay who was still silent.

“You're not coming?” ask Aesira.

“What can I do, Ae? I don't have anything. I'll just trouble you guys.”

Aesira. He pulled Kay's hand and took the man with him.

“My observation, ever since you arrived in Arsh, your hearing has grown sharper. You can also see things that don't seem in front of your eyes, Kay. Don't you realize that?” aesira said on the sidelines they went down the stairs.

“Even sober or not, I don't know if this ability will help, Ae.”

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Isabella flew Margaretha to attack the dragons, but her other hand stayed on guard to attack.

Havardur was from Ivor, the land-controlling state. The man defected to Arsh over his human spirit. He did not care in his own birthplace branded as a traitor. But for sure, he was proud to do all this. He promised the Arsh warriors to be loyal to the war until finally Arsh was freed from the shackles of Udaya.

Havardur's fist punched the ground. Instantly, moving from below, the ground rose and formed a fortress around the evacuation of the population.

Lynda follows when the young girl is assigned to guard the ball of light.

“Why are you here?! Keep the light ball!” scream Isabella.

“See the dragons are multiplying, I guess you guys are going to be overwhelmed. So, I'm here. But, Aesira and Kay are guarding.”

Isabella snorted softly. “Good, let's finish this asap.”

Lynda nodded steadily.

While in the east tower of the kingdom, Aesira constantly tries her powers. He performed various movements that he remembered however, still not managing to ignite the power light source in his hand.

“Come on, I need you,” Aesira growled to herself.

“You may need a decoy to pull your power up, Ae,” advises Kay.

“Umpan?”

“Try to remember, you can bring out your power when you are desperate, you want to protect others, and ..” Kay paused her words. “You can charge more instead?”

“Yes! Anger and love ...,” Aesira's tone ramps at the end of the word, barely even audible.

“But, right now I too am looking to protect others, desperate, and angry. But, ... but why is my power still not out?”

Aesira breathed. “I'm confused with myself.”