The girl sobbed at the destruction around her. Clan members falling from the sky injured or dead, dragons roaring, spells being screamed from both sides. She was shackled, on her knees at sword point, but she didn't care. She numbly cried and watched as her comrades in arms had fallen, watching as two soulmates died in the other's arms. She couldn't do anything. She was going to die, she thought about how she would die multiple times, but this-this wasn't how she thought she was going to die. She was going to die without meeting her soulmate. Her heart ached knowing he or she might be looking for her but never find her.
Previously the girl had searched all over the land, but, she couldn't find her other half. Over and over the Dragonborn war princess had searched but to no avail. Once the dragon prince had hatched, she would be permitted to use her magic, which was so incredibly rare, to use her grandmothers dimensional magic, and search for them in a different dimension. She had her soulmate mark, there was no doubt about it, but she had failed. The dragon prince had been taken, and more than likely, destroyed.
She looked up at the man holding her at swordpoint, who had crept into her room and did, unimaginable, things to her while she was vulnerable. He had tied her up to the bed, with her only waking up when he shifted her body to tie her leg. She fought but she only had one arm, and she couldn't reach the nightstand where a knife was kept. She couldn't open her pocket dimension because he had used magic-restrictive ropes. She struggled, but he eventually got her arm tied, and he cut her clothes off, cutting into her skin multiple times. He did unthinkable things to her,and while doing that, he would cut her, hit her, and torture her. She looked down and felt her eyes water. She looked at the scraps called clothes he put her in after he was done. She looked down at the bloodstained dirt that was staining her legs a deep red.
Her head tilted up to look at the man again. He was very unattractive, brown hair, a few freckles on his face, but buck-teeth and a skeleton face. She looked him in the eyes and saw him smirk, as he trailed his eyes down her slim figure. She let out a growl in warning, that the man didn't seem to like. He smacked her in the back with the butt of his sword. "Eyes forward sweetheart. Don't want to do anything, brash, now do we." She let out a snarl before another jab had her looking straight forward again. She heard a grunt behind her, causing her to look back. Her grandmother was standing above the, now knocked out, general. Her grandmother quickly rushed over to the girl's side, handing her a bag.
Her grandmother quickly grabbed the girls hair, cutting it off into an asymmetrical pixie. Her grandmother smiled softly at the numb and emotionless girl, pulling her into a hug. The girl cried as the grandmother touched her chest and pulled out an orb of light. Before pushing it into the girl. The girl looked up at her grandmother with tear-filled eyes. "Ryuu, you must go. Go find your soulmate, and bring him here. By the time you return, most, if not all of us Dragonborn's will be gone." The old Dragonborn looked at her granddaughter, who was crying and covered in blood. Kamari shook her head as her grandmother opened the portal with the last bit of magic she could muster and shoved the girl in, knowing the portal would take her to the world her soulmate was in.
The old woman thought about her granddaughter's soulmate. She'd known the parent's of the boy, and they were an amazing couple. The mother was gifted with dimensional magic, like herself, and when they were ambushed by rogue lycans at their house, she sent the baby away with the last of her strength, kind of like she did with her grandchild. The boy, since he was so young, was implanted into the womb of another woman who had just lost her baby but did not know. The old woman crumpled to the ground, after ripping out her magical core and forcing it into her granddaughter's body, it was her time to die. She smiled softly and closed her eyes peacefully, and let go.