The curse of the Xbreed: Silverian & Blackerian
The Past - Part XXV

"Ah, alright, Your Majesty. I'll accompany you. So when are you leaving?" xyon asked, in the end, after a long sigh.

"Well, Xyon. Tomorrow morning only. We'll stay at the same inn as yesterday. The view of the small town was very beautiful, and many snacks attracted Klara," Arnea replied with a big smile.

"Alright, Your Majesty," Xyon replied, expressionlessly.

Arnea then stood up, then exclaimed, "Alright! I'll be waiting for you in the morning! Goodbye bye!"

The young general then lowered his head in honor of Arnea. In haste, the Crown Prince of Palladina left Xyon alone there.

"Hyerin, this opportunity has finally arrived" muttered Xyon with a small smile on his face.

He stood up, ran into the palace, was about to go to the library to spend his time, but, in one of the palace hallways, he seemed to accidentally meet with his father, Derix. They instantly stopped each other's steps, while staring at each other with a sharp look in the eye.

"Will you stop me?" asked Xyon with a serious face.

"No. If it is your duty as a personal bodyguard, then I will not stop you, even if I wish, but it is an order from His Highness the Crown Prince," Derix replied while holding back his frustration.

Xyon fell silent. However, after a while, Derix then cleared his throat slightly.

"You've learned a lot about the universe. I've noticed you've been reading cosmic books more and more. I won't worry about you anymore. You certainly know the consequences, if you get back in touch with a human," said Derix with a huffed face.

He then approached Xyon, patted the boy on the shoulder and whispered, "Go."

Derix then walked back, leaving Xyon alone there. After his father left, the young man smiled as he shook his head.

"I can't possibly forget it, Dad. I'm sorry," he murmured softly.

He walked back to the palace library. Xyon did have a new habit, aside from fighting, which was reading. His knowledge was becoming more and more extensive, and the cosmic books he read were different every day. As soon as he arrived at the library, he would immediately pick up a cosmic book and sit in the corner of the library, alone.

The next day, Arnea, Klara, and Xyon are seen arriving in front of an interplanetary train parked in the front yard of the palace while each carrying a backpack containing their personal belongings. This time Treya and Derix did not deliver them, because of an affair. Only Veina was there to accompany the departure of her son and daughter-in-law, as well as their personal bodyguards.

"This time, make sure you two have plenty of time together. Decide as soon as possible, whether you will use Wormbye or not" Veina said with a small smile on her face.

Of course Arnea immediately understood the meaning of the Mother, and Klara's face turned red as soon as she heard the temptation from Veina.

"That's only three days, Mother. Three days, haha!" balas Arnea.

"It doesn't matter if it's only three days, but I expect a lot from you!" veina said again to the boy and his daughter-in-law.

He then turned his head towards Xyon, then in a quiet voice, he asked, "General Xyon, I hope you can keep them from any disturbances that could ruin the atmosphere. You can certainly keep it from a distance, can't you?"

"Alright, Your Majesty," Xyon replied flatly.

"Ah, fine! Then we'll go first. See you later, Mommy!" exclaim Arnea with high spirit.

"Your Majesty, we left first," Klara said as she lowered her head.

Veina smiled widely, then replied, "Alright, see you, and be careful!"

Arnea went straight into the interplanetary train, holding Klara, and Xyon after. The transport then turned into a small star that quickly shot up into the sky, heading into space.

Xyon's heart suddenly beat fast, but what he felt was precisely.

“Finally we can get back together, Hyerin! But ..., are you still there?” he murmured in the mind.

It didn't take long, they went inside Planet Earth and landed in a quiet park full of trees, because the night had come. Xyon came out first, then followed by Arnea and Clara. The interplanetary train that had just driven them earlier, immediately shot back into space.

"Your Majesty, are you really going to stay in the same place as back then?" xyon asked, while trying to hide his spirit.

"The accommodation is cheap, and it is located near many restaurants in the middle of this small town. Of course, if the building is still there," replied Arnea.

"It's late, we better get there, '" Klara replied.

They then walked towards the same inn building as at that time. As it was dark, the three of them seemed a little rushed. As soon as they got there and looked confused, a woman suddenly patted Xyon on the shoulder.

"Ah," sighed Xyon, and they immediately looked back in surprise.

"Are you looking for lodging?" asked the woman with a small smile on her face.

"Jeez, ma'am, you surprised us. Yes, we're looking for lodging here. Do you still have two rooms left?" ask Arnea.

"Two? Sure oes. But there's only one room in front and one room in the back, don't you mind being so far apart?" ask the woman back to Arnea.

The Crown Prince of Palladina immediately smiled widely and replied, "Ah, no problem, Madam. My wife and I will take the room at the other end.”

"If so, I'll take the room that is in front," said Xyon.

"Alright," the woman replied, then she reached into her pocket and gave a key to Arnea and Xyon, respectively.

"Payments will be made after you leave this place, then, I leave first. Please enjoy your vacation in this small town, young man," said the woman again, then she left, leaving them there.

"Well, I'll go straight to my room first. Xyon, remember, you can only come if we call you," said Arnea, then hurriedly, he reached into his pants pocket and took out a bag containing silver coins and gave it to Xyon.

The young general seemed uninterested in the coins.

"Your Majesty, is this money for me not to bother you?" ask Xyon slowly.

"Geez, come on," replied Arnea with an annoyed face.

Xyon then received the pouch from Arnea's hand, and she lowered her head and said, "Thank you, Your Majesty, alright, I won't bother you until you call me."