Chapter 3: A New Challenge
Orvitho Walked over to Maria, and asked her again what she meant.
"I came here with my sister, and she can really thro a fit," Maria said.
Suddenly lightning striped a building of its roof, and set it on fire. Orvitho was worried about D'vin. For all he knew D'vin could be part of the problem. Orvitho left Maria and went to look for D'vin.
Meanwhile D'vin was fighting with the lady he hit at the South Wall Cornerclub. So far the lady made an earthquake with magic, and began to summon a storm.
"No one gives me, Lady Jenna, that kind of disrespect!" The lady yelled.
"Who?" D'vin asked half in bewilderment and half in spite.
"How can you not know me?" Jenna yelled.
D'vin summoned a small ball of red glowing energy. It's power seemed hard to control. Suddenly D'vin threw the ball into the ground. Suddenly red lines began to form a circle around Jenna.
"Your magic may be powerful but can you protect yourself against the Hellblast spell?" D'vin asked.
"Hellblast is a spell only in legends how could you know what it does let alone how to use it?" Jenna asked.
Suddenly fire began to spill from the lines, and twist into the sky. The fire's heat, and flames formed a dome around Jenna.
"If you survive maybe you'll find out," D'vin said.
Suddenly the dome exploded. Fire, and smoke went everywhere. When the smoke cleared, nothing was left but ash. Orvitho came out from the street on the side. He was amazed, yet frightened at the same time.
"How did you find such a spell?" Orvitho asked.
"Have you heard of the legend of the Forgotten City?" D'vin replied.
"Yes. It was suppose to be just a myth a legend," Orvitho whispered.
D'vin turned to Orvitho. He was smiling, and Orvitho didn't like it.
"Let me guess you found it," Orvitho said with a sigh.
"I found part of it, which leads me to believe that the city has been split into pieces due to cataclysmic event!" D'vin said cheerfully.
Orvitho looked at D'vin. He knew that was where D'vin was going to take him tomorrow. Orvitho sighed again.
"Want to go now?" he asked, and almost regretted asking it.
"Sure! I even have everything ready in this nice crate beside…" D'vin began
He turned to the South Wall Cornerclub. All that was left was black stubs of the wall, and the welcome sigh, which toppled over.
"Well… what's left of the South Wall Cornerclub," D'vin said with a giggle.
Orvitho shook his head. He looked at the only crate left, and took out the bag of supplies. He put it on his back and started walking north. D'vin soon followed.
"So where exactly is this piece of the Forgotten City you found anyway?" Orvitho asked.
"Oh not to far," D'vin replied cheerfully, "just north of Ald'ruhn."
Orvitho began to yell at D'vin, but it ended quickly with a kiss from D'vin. The night would be long but they weren't the only ones walking to Ald'ruhn.
A bit further back Maria watched as the two walked past the hills. She smiled at the information she heard about the Forgotten City. Maria thought about how much treasure was in just that piece of it. Legend says that the Forgotten City was a gigantic city that held only the richest people. With a snap of her figures, and hooded figure appeared out of the shadows behind Maria.
"I don't think it was wise to sacrifice Jenna like that," the hooded figure stated.
"But now we know exactly what we are dealing with," Maria replied, "a love bound warrior, and mage of great power."
With that the hooded figure disappeared into the shadows. Maria laughed.
"Well than I will see you two in Ald'ruhn," Maria said.