Chapter 6: Truth Behind the Unknown
In a blink of an eye Orvitho, and D'vin appeared in a dark room. The walls. And ceiling seemed to be organic, while the floor was obviously dark wood added in. D'vin was the first to get up, but was a little shaky. Orvitho stood on his knees, but soon vomited on the floor.
"I thought that you would be sick after that," D'vin said.
"What did you do back there?" Orvitho asked.
D'vin paused and looked at the green, and orange walls. Around them was nothing. Only a small blue paper lantern that barely lit the room hung on the ceiling. Orvitho looked at D'vin, but knew he wouldn't get an answer from him.
"It's called the dark dragon spell," D'vin said.
Orvitho stood up and rested his head against D'vin's back. Orvitho's soft calming hands rubbed D'vin's back.
"It normally is more like a snake," D'vin explained, "but I guess…"
Suddenly D'vin fell forward, to the ground. Orvitho quickly, and hastily kneeled beside his lover. D'vin smiled.
"I guess I used to much power," D'vin said.
Orvitho laughed, but it was broken earlier by a loud echoing knock on the green door beside them.
"D'vin! I am being respectful by knocking, but I'm assuring my authority as your little sister by coming in anyways!" a voice sang gracefully.
Suddenly the door crashed open, and in the organic doorway stood a tall, muscular female dark elf. She had long blonde hair, just like D'vin. Her gold robe slightly gleamed in the light. She smiled and looked over at Orvitho.
"Since when did you have authority over me!" D'vin yelled.
"Since always," his sister said.
Soon they began to argue. Orvitho was too confused to say anything. He turned to the door, and saw a male wood elf come in. His short brown hair barely covered his pointy ears. The wood elf's green eyes turned to Orvitho, and then sat beside him.
"So the first thing that happens when D'vin returns is that he gets in an argument with Elisan," The wood elf stated, before he drank out of a thin black bottle.
"So where am I, and who the hell are you?" Orvitho asked.
The wood elf straightened his Brown vest, and brushed dust off his white pants.
"I am Worandil, and your in the Jenarithel family house," the wood elf replied.
Worandil passed Orvitho a black bottle. After identifying the liquid in the bottle as beer, Orvitho began to drink it.
An hour passed, and D'vin and Elisan were still arguing. The only difference being that now D'vin had the strength to stand up and argue. Worandil turned to Orvitho, who seemed oddly happy. The wood elf took the black bottle out of Orvihto's hand and examined it.
"Hey D'vin! Did you know your friend can't hold his ale?" Worandil asked.
D'vin and Elisan stopped arguing. D'vin sat in front of Orvitho.
"Hey Orvitho," D'vin said.
There was a slight pause. Orvitho turned to D'vin as if he was prepared to answer.
"Waka Laka. There is place to be forever. Just to be together. Just to be together," Orvitho sang.
"Yep he's drunk," D'vin stated.
"And he cant sing either," Elisan also stated.
D'vin turned to her, and punched her in the face. Elisan turned and prepared to fight back, but Orvitho fell on top of D'vin.
"Stay here Devi," Orvitho said.
He fell asleep on D'vin. Everyone looked at Orvitho. He slept soundly on D'vin's chest. All D'vin did was smile and pat him on the head. Without anything to release her anger on, Elisan left the room. All was quiet, but then D'vin suddenly thought that something bad was going to happen.
"D'vin!" A voice yelled up, from under the floor.
"Shit," mumbled D'vin.