Of all the things to count as a weakness. Lisanna sighed as she glanced at the two Dragon Knights. Sidell was long gone, laying on the train's two person seat. Gabriel was sitting up straight but his eyes seemed blank. "You fly but you still have motion sickness." She just couldn't understand why the male dragons were motion sickness while the girls seemed fine. Sara and Lucy love the train.

"I don't understand either." Gabriel breathed before his body tensed up, holding in the urge to throw up. Lisanna was over being annoyed and found it funny.
Sidell actually hugged the ground when they got off the train. "Losers." Lisanna mumbled, making Sidell glare at her. "Where to next."

"They're coming brother." One said, lifting his head off his make shift rock bed. "Shall we finally have our long awaited moment?"

The other brother, the one watching the three through his orb, shook his head. "Not today brother. Only Gabriel and Sidell have arrived and neither are Lucy. She is our main target."

His brother sighed. "But I am tired of staying in the dark. We have been there long enough."

"Our orders are clear. There will be no fighting on our account."

Grumbling, the boy slumped his shoulders. "So Lucy is not with them and the white haired one is not Sara. What do we do now that Gabriel actually thought of something smart?"

Standing up, the boy pulled out a small picture from his pocket. "What we were instructed to do if this happened." He set the picture down. "We announce ourselves."

"We're almost there." Gabriel shouted to Lisanna who was currently carrying Sidell. To save time they decided to fly to the mountain site and Gabriel did not want to carry Sidell. "Down there." The three looked down to see the pile of rock "Wow, it is completely destroyed." Lisanna's eyes were wide. How could this pile of rock be the huge mountain they saw before? When they landed Sidell took out his papers and was examining them. "One large energy lacrima could not do this alone. This thing was completely demolished."

The three walked to what seemed like the center. "The lacrima was around here. If it did explode then the explosion would have shot up in the sky and only toppled the top part. In this case the entire mountain side was taken down. The lacrima was not the only cause of this."

"So where do we go from here?" Lisanna asked. "Another wizard had to have destroyed the lacrima then."

"But then how did that person get out without getting caught in the explosion?" Sidell asked. "Very impressive to do all of this."

"Sidell." Since landing Gabriel had been having an unpleasant feeling. Something was not right in this area. He was walking around until he came to a certain spot that made his skin crawl. "Can you come here for a second."

As Sidell walked over he too could feel the strange feeling. And just like Gabriel the minute he stepped into the same spot as Gabriel he got the chills. "What is this Gabriel?"

Gabriel examined the spot. The rocks seemed to have been moved around almost in a comfortable looking way. "Someone was here." Sidell noticed the rocks and laid down on them, finding them almost in a bed-like structure. "They couldn't have been gone long."

Lisanna was walking over to them when she felt something under her feet. "Gabriel, what is this?" Gabriel turned to see Lisanna picking something up. "What did you find?" When Lisanna gave the picture to Gabriel she could see the color drain from his face. "Sidell."

When Sidell looked his eyes went wide. "Gabriel."

"What's wrong?" Lisanna did not like seeing Gabriel this way. She has never seen him look so confused and scared at the same time. She touched his shoulder. Feeling her touch Gabriel calmed down a bit and sighed. "Sorry Lis."

"What is so wrong about the picture?" It did not look harmful.

It was a picture of four children, three boys and one girl. All the boys were wearing a different color suit that seemed to matched their hair colors and the girl wore a light pink dress. One boy with dirty blonde hair was standing with his arms crossed, the one with the brown hair was sitting on the ground. The boy with black hair looked frozen as the blonde girl had her arms around his neck. "Is that Lucy?" She could see the resemblance with the little girl. Sidell nodded and then pointed to the brown haired boy. "And that is Forrest."

"Wow so who are the other two?"

"The other two hybrids. The four in the picture were the last hybrids that were still alive. Their parents set up an alliance against the Dark Knights or other threats. This picture was taken at one of the meetings, or as they liked to call them, play dates."

"But only these four have this picture." Gabriel said. "What is Jayde thinking?"

"Now wait a second Gabriel, we can't go blaming people now for this." Sidell replied.

"And what, do you have something to do with this? I know neither Sara or I have done this."

"Gabriel calm down." Lisanna said, getting in between the two.

"There is another suspect."

"Who?"

Sidell looked around. "Jayde could never do this and neither could any of us. There is another hybrid we have to look at."

Gabriel gasped. "No, it's not him. We took care of him."

"Did you find a body?" Sidell already knew the answer to that. Gabriel knew he should have but Lucy's life was in danger and she was more important at the time. "No."

"Um, Gabriel, what are you guys talking about?" Lisanna asked.

Gabriel sighed. "You remember the story of what led to Sara and I locking up Lucy's magic?" Lisanna nodded. "Well, we never told you what exactly happened. You see, When Lucy unleashed her power, the hybrid we were fighting supposedly was killed along with his Knights." Lisanna gasped. "He was terrible Lis, he needed to be stop. But, unfortuanetely, Lucy hit her limit and so no, I didn't check for a body."

Sidell looked at the picture one last time before groaning. "We are in serious trouble Gabe." Gabriel agreed. "Let's get back." He took the picture from Sidell and placed it in his trenchcoat.

Flying back was quiet. Lisanna was worried about Gabriel. He was in his Dragon Knight mode and so she knew all he was thinking about was Lucy. All she wondered was who the mysterious black haired boy was. When they landed and were waiting for the train, Lisanna asked Gabriel about the hybrid.
"A terrible boy," Sidell decided to answer. "You could say he is on the same level as Zeref and his two Knights are even worse, like mindless zombies those two are." This made Lisanna more confused.

Gabriel saw and rubbed her arm. "Don't worry, if it is true, we will be able to take him down."

"Sure sure, maybe." Not helping Sidell. Gabriel glared at him.

"Who is he?"

Sidell looked at Gabriel, showing he was not going to say the name. Gabriel rolled his eyes. "His name was Draven."