em

prise. That couldn't be, I

er communicate with th

you reach him?"

human counterpart and with other dragons w

reach him either. She let me know that she sent him a menta

my sister, Mallory. Ember took her first flight there, or at least tried to since she ended up crashing her snout

stones were near our home, before everything

f were gone. Having him leaving, fading away in the su

ining armour or white shining fur

myself, out of my mind, but I was s

of our uncanny and strong connection. I looked intently at her light golden eyes, and I saw vibrant red locks dancing with the soft rhythm of the wind,

ying to say; she didn't expect that the white wol

erted yourself again trying to fin

s, she would grow weaker. How didn't I notice it? I had felt an unfamiliar warm sensation enveloping me like a blank

ago, yet I could feel the fire in her soul dimming only now. The sneaky dragon hid it from me for as long as she could. I was q

t have it. She couldn't put herself in

risks taken and the hopes

chest as I felt the warmth, the

ter's voice.

alive? Was s

y, her muzzle wasn't fully materialised, so I c

ter found me, she was

ow it happened, but there was no doubt that I was at home, I was

I had an even better reason

llo

ayed alone together for so long, they formed a much stronger connection than anyone else ever had with their dragon. So,

k. I looked into space, losing

attacked us, memories of the day we were captur

ing my sister now than when I was in t

't hurt her physically, but she hurt for me, f

lised where I was, my feet were slightly sinking in the fluffy sand. I sat down on the almost completely empty b

when she told us that Ember's spirit reached her in her dream. My heart hurt for Ember, it really di

y body slightly, just like I used to do when I was afraid and alone

rotected you better," I murmured to the wind, my v

, but I should have been able to protect Kemy, to save h

her death seems on

help her, to wake her up.

o forgive myself." The wind silenced my w

in, tears sliding down my cheeks, the

soothing song she used to sing for me, to calm me down. S

oo, but she put all her pain aside and tried to take care of me

aching steps and turned ar

ot close. It was used to it, it wasn't something I could control. I c

my fear was bigger than

the dimmed-lit laboratory, to the times

racing heart along with my jolting nerves and when my eyes opened, D

ef left my suf

find a way. We will never leave you and your sister alone," he said, lookin

. He probably didn't know that, but th

, Daniel,"

m having him here, as far a