Everything was on fire. A grin spread across my lips. I had succeeded. The elemental glowed on the graveyard of the war.

Then my eyes caught sight of a pair. A man and a women. They where both badly bruised from the wages of war. Neither could kill the elemental.

After all, I am the queen and the queen has power over peasants. Except, the man was not a peasant. He was, my son? He was supposed to be here. I expected him to be dead. Ghag girl was his escort.

I shighed and walked out of the room. I didn’t want to witness the death of my son. That’s when a light flew that was not fire. It was a sun blade. She was going to kill the elemental. She couldn’t get close enough to. That’s when I turned and saw she was on the ground, the elementals paw digging into her back. I grinned and left the room.

A scream unlike no other pushed me to the edge of the window hole in the stone wall. My hands pressed against the cold rock. She was alive, hardly. But the elemental of fire, was dead. Her blad had pierced the firey heart of the monster.

I grunted and watched her collapse. They could jot kill the water elemental. It would awaken in the middle of the night. One hour from now. They had to die. I had to be the one to kill them.

I exited the castle and ran up to the prince. I tossed my arms around him, embracing him. But when I looked to the dead escort, she was not there, Jake had dragged her from the fire, she was at our feet.

A groan escaped her lips as she pulled herself to her feet. She pulled a dagger from her pocket and pierced my neck. Blood poured everywhere. I collapsed and took in my last breath. The escort said one last thing to be.

“The Queen has been killed, the fate of the world has fallen upon the princes shouldered. Mg duty is fulfilled. I may take my last breath,” she fell beside me. One last breath and we where gone. I was gone.