The end. It was indefinitely near. She was lying on the floor, a weakened soldier down. I sat beside her feeling helpless, for I had been blinded mere and unimportant hours ago. I was writing in agony, but it didn't matter. Nothing mattered but Trinity.

I watched her liveliness slowly drifting away from her. The brightness of her eyes dulled and her beauty became less exuberant.

She brought into my mind the memories of our nights together. Nights of romance and ecstasy. What could replace the love I had for Trinity? Nothing.

I listened to her give her last speech, telling me how much she loved me, her dying wish and her desire to kiss me one last time. She begged me to go on without her and save Zion. How could I do this without my beloved standing beside me? How could Trinity, my feisty and headstrong lover accept defeat and death?

I smelt the blood radiating from her open flesh, frightened for the pain she must be feeling. I never wanted Trinity to be in pain. She was my life, my love. How would I be able to go on and be the One without her?

I touched her face one last time, stroking her beautiful cheeks and staring into her now lifeless grey eyes. I couldn't believe that she was almost gone, coasting further away from me every second.

I tasted her sweetness on my lips for the final time. Her arms wrapped around my neck as we savored our last kiss. I loved her and would forever. There were no doubts in my mind of that fact. If but one truth existed in this world, this was it.

She suddenly let go of me and for a moment we just stared into each other's eyes. Then her head hit the ground and those lovely eyes shut for eternity.

I lay my head on her chest feeling helpless. I sobbed like I never had before, clinging to her lifeless body.

I stayed like this for a moment before I realized how stupid and weak I was acting. had to go. Trinity and the rest of Zion were depending on me. I had to go and end this war. Trinity had believed that I could do it and her belief in me gave me the strength to go on forever.

Goodbye, my beautiful Trinity. I promise that I love you like no man has ever loved a woman. Please believe that. I still do.