A/N: Okay, so here is the first chapter of the last installment. I know its short, but that is why I am posting the second chapter along with it.

Kenzi could now here the warning bells tolling in the distance. Screams of terror were the next thing that she heard. Kenzi stepped out on the landing with Tauriel. She could see the town trying to evacuate. Tauriel turned to her.

"Pack what you can," she said before entering the house. "We have no time. We must leave.

"Get him up," said Bofur nodding towards Kili.

Fili reached over and helped his brother to his feet. Kenzi rushed passed this and helped Sigrid pack what she could.

"We're not leaving without our father," said Bain walking over to Tauriel.

"If you stay here, your sisters will die," she said turning to face the boy. "Is that what your father would want?"

Bain stared at her for a moment before he collected a few items. They made their way down to the boat as quickly as possible. Fili got his brother into the boat before helping the women into the boat. Once everyone was in the boat they slowly made their way through the town.

"Duck!" shouted Oin as the dragon flew over them breathing fire. Kenzi has Tilda tucked into her side trying to cover her and keep her from seeing the destruction of her home.

"Look out!" shouted Bofur as the front of the boat collided with another boat.

Kenzi looked up and saw that it was the Master of the Town. He was fleeing like the rest of them but his boat was loaded down with gold and jewels.

"The bastard," she whispered as she hugged Tilda close.

"Da!" shouted Bain.

Kenzi looked up when tilda shouted as well. Bard was atop the watchtower firing arrows at the dragon.

"He hit it! He hit the dragon!" shouted Kili

"No," said Tauriel. "

"He hit his mark! I saw!" shouted Kili.

"His arrows cannot pierce its hide," said Tauriel. "I fear nothing will."

Suddenly Bain stood up and grabbed a hook that was hanging down. As the boat continued to move his body was lift up and out of the boat. Bofur tried to grab for him.

"What are you doing!?"

"Come back! Bain!" shouted Fili.

Both of his sisters shouted for him. Kenzi had a hard time restraining both girls and keeping them in the boat. Bain dropped from the hook onto the walkway and took off running.

"Leave him!" said Tauriel. "We cannot go back."

Kenzi stared in awe as she watched the body of the dragon fall from the sky.

"Is he dead?" she said in an almost whisper.

"When we get to shore, find a place for Kili and the we need to help the wounded," said Tauriel as their boat, along with many others, reached the shoreline.

"Da! Da!" shouted Tilda and Sigrid.

Tauriel turned to see that the dwarves were pushing the boat back out into the water.

"Tauriel," said Kili.

"Kili! Come on! We're leaving!" shouted Fili.

"They are your people. You must go," said Tauriel walking away.

"Come with me," said Kili. "I know how I fell. I'm not afraid. You make me feel alive."

"I can't," she said.

"Tauriel," said Kili. He then said something in dwarvish.

Tauriel pulled back, "I don't know what that means."

"I think you do," said Kili with a smile.

Tauriel stepped forward before stopping.

"My Lord, Legolas," she said.

"Take your leave of the Dwarf," he replied. "You are needed elsewhere."

Kili slowly turned and headed towards the boat. He helped the shove it back into the water.

"Fili!" shouted Kenzi as she ran towards the water.

Fili looked up as she ran towards him.

"Fili, where are you going?" she asked.

"We are headed to the mountain," he said. "We are headed home."

"Where you just going to leave me here?" she asked.

"You are better off here, with your people," he said. "I have been selfish on this journey and it has nearly cost you your life, many times. Stay here. Look after the girls," he sai kissing her cheek.

"I made the decision to keep traveling with the company when you left Rivendale. It was my decision, not yours. If I am your One then you are not leaving me behind. This town will take care of its own in the wake of a disaster like this. You best bet your ass that I'm coming with you to that mountain. And there is nothing that is going to stop me," said Kenzi.

"She's made for you, cousin," said Bofur as he climbed into the boat.

Fili stared at her for a moment. "From here on out you do as I say, understood?"

"Completely," she said with a smile.