AN: I DO NOT OWN ANYTHING OF WORLD OF WARCRAFT! IT BELONGS TO BLIZZARD!
AN: Hoped you all enjoyed the story! It was fun to write! Please leave me a comment or review, I love reading them! The end!
**Eastern Kingdoms: Quel'Thalas- Silvermoon City**
16 years later...
"... and that my dear children is the forbidden tale of the Human Rogue Nova Creed and our very own Grand Magister Rommath." The sweet and mature voice finished her story to the small mass of children sitting in front of her.
"But, then what happened, Miss Ana'day?" The 25 years old, long ash blonde haired Sin'Dorei smiled gently at the children.
"Did she die!?"
"Yeah, how did the story end?" Another child chimed.
"The ending is not really important... it was the journey." Many of the little Sin'Dorei girls sighed dreamily and giggled while many others looked at Ana'day in confusion and disbelief.
"Did Nova die after the battle of Draenor?" Ana'day smiled down at the whimpering child who looked up at her with large tearful Fel colored eyes.
"No, she did not. When the battle ended, Creed had been healed by the dear Druid Whitefeather and awoken in the arm of our Grand Magister again." Some of the children giggled and blushed in a dreamy state.
"He went there to save her, to be with her..." A little girl looked dreamily at the air as she thought about it. Ana'day laughed and nodded.
"So they lived happily ever after?" Ana'day smiled again in thought.
"I wouldn't truly know. I am not either of them, but I can tell they are not letting life holding them back from one another." Many of the children cheered.
"Will we ever get to meet them?!"Ana'day gave them a knowing look.
"Did they ever get married?" She smirked and nodded.
"Was she really amazing to meet when you were a child?!" She nodded happily.
"Did Creed ever get her magic unsealed?!" Ana'day shook her head no.
"How did they stay together? I mean she is Human and he is a Blood Elf... didn't people of the Horde and Alliance object?" Out of the many questions, that one really caught Ana'day. She bent down gently to the little girl who asked the question.
Children were getting smarter and smarter.
"Yes... but you must understand that there will always be people in this world who object to every decision you make, but it is your choice to fulfill and fight for them. Yes, some people objected to their courting but more were thrilled with sealing the first Sin'Dorei Human marriage in the time of peace." Many of the girls blushed and squealed with delight at the answer, many of the boys made disgusted faces.
Chuckling Ana'day stood up from the children.
"Ana'day! Ana'day! Sister!" Ana'day turned and saw her 12 year old little brother running towards her with delight on his face.
He panted and ran a hand over his short blood red hair. Ana'day raised a long smug brow at her brother.
"What is it, Creed?"
"Grand Magister Rommath is back from Dalaran! He sent me to remind you that you better be practicing! I am beginning to think you are avoiding your lessons again... you are such a lazy student." Ana'day felt a tick at her brother's words.
"What did you say, you damned brat!? I am a great Fire Mage!" Children giggled at the angered face of their story teller. Ana'day grabbed neck of her brother's leather tunic and pulled him closer, raising a threatening fiery fist.
Creed smirked at his sister's face and easily slid out of her grip.
"I'm sure," Creed commented dryly at his sister. His long ears twitched and he grabbed his sister's hand.
"I'm sorry children, but we must be going!" Many of the children groaned at the leaving sibling, but many waved goodbye.
"Were you telling the story about Master Nova and the Grand Magister to them?" Ana'day slowed her pace trying not to trip in her purple Dalaran Mage robes. She nodded at her leather clad brother as she saw him twist his dull practice dagger.
"How has your training been brother?" He brother sighed with slumped shoulders.
"Master Nova is not a light weight on her training... let us just end it at that." Ana'day smirked.
"You chose to be a Rogue and begged her to be your mentor... be lucky she accepted you." Creed smiled a little at his sister's comment.
"So when is your training with Archmage Jaina going to begin?" Creed asked up at his big sister. She smiled and held her brother close as they walked up the stairs to the Sunfury Spire.
"When I am done training with Master Rommath." Creed rolled his Fel green eyes at his sister and smirked.
"So never?" A large tick hit Ana'day and she clenched her fist at the boy. Ana'day quickly grabbed one of his long ears in her grip and pinched causing Creed to groan and whine.
"You little brat!" Ana'day was about to hit her brother, but stopped when a leather armored hand thumped him in the back of the head instead, making the boy cringe and hold his head in pain.
"Ow..."
"Do not tease your sister, Creed. You have no room to talk, you have much training ahead yourself." Ana'day's features lit up at the woman who came out of her stealth behind the siblings.
"Nova!" Ana'day squealed and hugged the tsking woman.
Nova laughed and returned the hug. She had not changed a bit, not a day since all those years ago... well except for one thing.
"M-Master Nova! When did you return?!" The Sin'Dorei boy asked his trainer with embarrassment.
"Just now. I have returned from Darnassus. I now wish for nothing more than to see my husband and child." She sighed happily.
"Yes, well we would like to see our grandchild again and son in law as well, my love!" An ancient and lilith voice startled the two siblings. They turned and stared in awe at the two towering Night Elves in front of them, the Druidic essences wafting off them.
"Yes, mother. You and father shall see them too." The long emerald haired woman smiled and kissed the side of Nova's head and the even taller and larger Elf with long snowy hair and beard chuckled.
"Creed, you said Rommath returned correct?" Creed nodded his head still in awe of the towering Kaldorei in front of him.
Nova and her two parents walked into the throne room, leaving the two children behind.
"Hello. Good to see you're back home, Nova. Greetings again, Mr. and Mrs. Lunarbloom." Lor'themar and Halduron greeted the elves and human with a small smile.
"Rommath and Soulace went home if you must know," Halduron informed the three people. Nova grinned and nodded, bidding her friends goodbye with her parents in tow.
Nova seemed to be very eager to see her family again as she practically sprinted on the other side of Silvermoon to her family while her parents behind her kept a neutral pace with knowing smiles.
*Creed's P.O.V.*
I paced myself once my eyes caught the sight of mine and Rommath's home... a real home. My stomach turned with joy, two weeks in Draenor in my garrison and another two weeks in Darnassus without my two loves was torture. I couldn't portal all that much for a while, I would get dangerously sick.
I gently twist the beautiful golden ring that hadn't left my ring finger in 10 years in anxiousness. The gentle glittering sparkle of the center ruby and encrusted white diamonds caught the sun's rays as we passed the trees and came to the sun filled opening.
I wanted to see my husband again.
I felt my heart swell with joy as once we reached the edge of the garden, the large house doors swung open and a small figure raced across the lush green garden at me.
"Momma! You're back!" Soulace ran at me full force yelling in the elegant language of his home and lineage, Thalassian. I watched as he was trying not to trip over his similar Dalaran purple robes as Ana'day.
I smiled widely and ran to catch the 5 year old half elf... my baby boy.
"Soulace!" I nearly cried as I hoisted him in my arms. The little elf looked at me with bright and glowing Fel eyes. I gently tucked his long midnight colored hair behind one of his long elven ears as it began to get in his face.
He was a mini Rommath for sure, but he showed more of my personality and complexion.
He wrapped his little hands around my neck and cuddled me as if I was to disappear. I kissed him repeatedly, enjoying his giggles.
"Did you enjoy visiting Dalaran with your father, my love?" I ask Soulace. He nodded furiously and hugged me tighter.
He looked up from behind my shoulders and his eyes lit up again.
"Grandpa! Grandma!" I put Soulace down and watched as his long hair fanned around him like a dark halo as he darted into the arms of his thrilled Druid Kaldorei grandparents. Thank goodness I taught them Thalassian, but I hope they teach him Darnassian.
"Our little blood bloom!" I heard mother sigh happily as she hoisted the child into her arms.
"Grandma! Grandpa! Look what I can do!" I watched with wide eyes as the little elf held up his hands and a gentle green glow began to form wisping around his fingers with small leaf like appearance running through the glow...
A very similar nature magic I knew all too well... the potential of a Druid. I smiled widely as they did... it seemed to run in the family indeed.
I turned back as my parents spoiled their grandchild and felt my heart race. In the door ways was a scarlet robed, towering elf that held very same Fel eyes and long blue-black hair that my son did.
I raced at the tall Sin'Dorei.
"Rommath!" I felt tears rise as I jumped into my husband's arms, sealing his lips before he had the chance to reply.
"I am glad you are back too. I have missed you, my love." I kissed his lips continuously as he ran a gentle hand down my back. I gently blew on his ear and received a firm squeeze on the ass.
"I see you have missed me as well, love." Rommath growled in my ear. I only nuzzled him. I ran my hands into his hair and just held him.
The slight bump of my stomach gently pressed against Rommath. He slowly bent down and put a hand over the bump.
"I have missed you as well, my little sun ray." I smiled down with so much love as my husband laid his lips then his head against my baby bump. He lifted my leather armor and I giggle as the hair of his dark goatee tickles the skin on my tummy.
I lightly stroked his hair and grazed his ear gently. He looked up at me and I felt the familiar tingle of lust pass over me. It seems he had felt it too as he stood holding me in his arms, I felt a hardness rub against me.
"Momma, Daddy!" We both turned to Soulace in the arms of his grandparent, they approached happily. They saw the look between Rommath and I; they smiled knowing.
"Come, why don't we take Soulace for a walk in the forests and then get some ice cream? Make sure you watch our daughter and future grandchild." Mother announced to Soulace whose eyes went wide with excitement and he grabbed his grandmother's long green hair in joy. Rommath nodded at her command.
"Be back home in a few hours for dinner, then we can catch up." They smiled.
"Yay! Maybe I can learn how to ride on a Strider, right Grandpa?!" Rommath and I looked at them and smiled. I nodded and we watched them go.
I was startled as Rommath lifted me in his arms causing me to wrap my legs over his waist, Fel eyes mischievously and lustfully staring at me. I rubbed my aching core against the bulge rising beneath his robes, a growl reverberated in his chest and into my ears.
I laughed and kissed him as he closed the doors with his foot and walked upstairs to our bedroom. I can't help but gaze at the hanging frames along the walls that held some of the many different moments of our lives. One held our wedding picture with Halduron drunk as hell and Tick dabbing his eyes claiming he wasn't crying as he was too manly for that, another was of me laying down and holding Soulace as newborn with a small tuff of black hair and long elven ears. Another was of Rommath and I with the Dawnstriker family with my most recent student, Creed as a babe; one of the pictures was in a dark green frame was of me and my parents, and lastly a black and white ancient photo of Aurora, Gradena, and I when we were younger... back when Gnomish technology wasn't that great, but it captured us perfectly. Above the picture of me, Gradena, and Aurora, Rommath and I's wedding photo, and me and my parents was a old painting of both Soul and Baerithryn looking at each other with their hands holding one another's and their foreheads touching.
There was so much to life.
"We have much to catch up on, my wife." Rommath whispered into my ear as he shut the bedroom door and set me on the bed with him over my figure. My wavy brown hair spread over the pillow as he laid me down. I tighten my hold over his waist and pull him close, so thankful for him that I feel tears leave my eyes.
"Why do you shed tears, my love?" I smile up at him with bright mauve eyes.
"I am so happy to be with you, even after all the strife and differences. I am glad things finally worked out." I kiss him again and again.
Rommath touches the bump on my stomach on affection and whispers to me with joy in his tone.
"When I married you, when I put that ring on your finger, and when I made love to you on our wedding night... I vowed to protect, love, and cherish you and our children for all eternity. This is what makes life worth it. You made life worth it," He looked deeply in my eyes and touched my face softly, feeling every contour and shape. My eyes flutter shut. I ran my hands up his glyph covered arms till they reach his neck.
"You are my silver lining."
I lay my hands over the back of his head and pull him to my lips. No more words, they could never describe or show how I felt like actions did.