OK its finally here. This was really hard to write I thought. I'm not happy with it, nor the chapter before this, but hopefully the next ones will make up for them. Please again Read And Review. Plus they are too short now. Sorry.

The Visser was still grinning as he made his way down to the holding cell yet again. He was going to enjoy telling this stubborn native about what had happened. The door slid open for him, and there was the Native. Looking, as always, stubbornly at the floor. The Visser slid a chair from the corner of the room and sat in front of him.

"Well, it seems we have some news of your precious Ellimist Angels" He sneered. The Native actually looked up! Good he wanted to hear this.

"They are dead." He said coldly, eagerly watching the Native's Face. His gaze was met with hard eyes

"You lie" Was all the creature said

"Really? Well I swear on my own life that what I am about to show you is real. If it isn't then let the Ellimist kill me by my own wish." He sneered again.

He walked over to the console on the wall and pushed a button. A screen slid down in front of the creature. He pushed another button and the screen flicked to life.

The screen showed a blue sky, not even a cloud was obscuring the view, there seemed to be a black dot in the sky, very small but just noticeable. It seemed to grow and grow until it was clearly visible, it was ship. The Ellimist's insignia clearly visible on the side. It roared through the sky getting lower and lower until it started to hit the trees, snapping the thickest and most ancient tress as if they were twigs. It eventually hit the floor and exploded. Red gas was flung high into the atmosphere turning the sky red, then the mushroom cloud followed. The Ship disintegrated into the cloud of fire and smoke along with trees in a huge circle.

The Visser looked eagerly at the Native but was again astounded by his reaction. The thing was positively beaming at him!

"What are you so happy about? Your 'Saviours' are dead!" The Visser roared

The Native shook his head, still grinning. "You just confirmed our salvation!" it said triumphantly "On the day of arrival, the sky shall go blood red, the product of Crayak's wrath and desperation. When the sky turns the cloud shall follow, the cloud will be made of fire and destruction. This shall herald the coming of the Angel's, they shall come from the fire and destroy Crayak's minions, and from the heart of Crayak's weapons shall arise the greatest of the Angels. The one the Ellimist trusts above all others. He shall be the one to end Crayak's influence and save us all." The Native laughed. "You are really not very good at intimidating people, are you?"

The Visser stormed out, outwardly enraged, but inwardly terrified. If that thing knew this then what about the others? The rest of his people? The Visser only hoped they didn't.

3 Days Later

Jake

"Marco, put that one up over there, Cassie strap it on with that vine, and then we're done!" I said happily. Our camp was nearly complete. Our morphs and Toby's blades had made cutting down some trees and vines, as well as moving them very easy. We had put up parts of trunks to make pillars and used vines to strap them together, then used large leaves to make walls and roofs. We piled large amounts of leaves on the floor to make beds; I just hoped there were no dangerous bugs here. We had made several of these huts, morphing had made them very quick, as well as easy, to put up. We were going out in twos every night to hunt for whatever we could kill to cook and eat at the camp, we just trusted the Ellimist that he hadn't made the meat toxic.

I went into the central and largest of the huts, the one were using as a sort of greeting hall. Rachel followed me in and gave me a look that clearly said "What Now?" She hadn't said a single word since Tobias... well, you know.

"Go see if Ax needs any help finding a water supply" I told her firmly

She nodded and left. I was very worried about her, in a survival situation her mind set was the worst possible one to have. It could get her and the others killed. I sighed and walked into the blistering heat. Once the cloud had dissipated we had seen that this planet had two suns. Meaning that in the day it was incredibly hot, but at night it felt incredibly cold. I walked round the "Hall" as I called it and came face to face with Cassie coming in the opposite direction

"Hey" She said, a small smile on her face "We finished that hut, and I'm pretty sure thats the last one"

"Good" I hesitated "Cassie, I want you to do something for me. Something important"

"What?" she said giving me a curious look

"I want to talk to Rachel, see if you can break her out of this funk she's in. We cant have her like this its too dangerous."

"Jake, she just lost Tobias, I think we can give her a bit of slack."

"No, we can't that's the point! Her mindset is too dangerous in a survival situation. Just talk to her and make sure she doesn't do anything stupid to endanger herself or others. I don't want to lose anyone else out here." I knew I sounded harsh, but I had no choice, we couldn't have her like this.

I sighed, why did Tobias have to go and get himself killed? It wasn't fair. But I knew, deep down that it had happened for a reason. Don't ask me how I knew, but I did, and I didn't like the thought that same with it, that something was going to happen, that none of us had any real control over. It scared the hell out of me.

Olias couldn't help grinning; the fools had thought they had won. But they had just made it worse, his people would be in uproar. The prophecies would be looked at again, followers building power, readying themselves for the warrior's arrival. He just hoped that most had gone to the Ellimist's side, rather than Crayak's. If not, then Ellimist help them all.