David and Souleater sat on the Sain City Hall. They were talking about their past adventures together. Mas mines, Ivilis, Dekane mines, Azria, ... "Remember the small dwarves in Dekane?" asked Souleater. "Yeah..." said David. They really didn't seem to like outsiders." Souleater smiled. "Well it's kinda obvious if you live your whole life in a mine without any sunlight..." David nodded agreeing. "Too bad the Blue Meteonyker wasn't there anymore." "My father took care of it a while ago, it was just too dangerous." "Wouldn't it be cool if we became together a Hero later?" asked David. Souleater looked surprised to his friend. "You know you'll never be a Hero, but a God." David stared to his feet. "I don't want to be a God, I want that others admire me for my powers." Souleater shook his head. "So you still don't want to be a God... I wish I could make you understand you should be a God." Sudden Souleater looked to the fields of Saint Morning. "David..." David looked up too. They saw alot people running to the city. "What's happening?" asked David his friend confused. Souleater got up. "There must be something that scares them." "But what...?" asked David. "We'll know soon enough." After the words of Souleater they saw the reason of the screaming and running young heroes. "... A clockworks." said David. "I'll go get my father. Stay here, don't go to it!" David obeyed. After all his time with Souleater he noticed that Souleater his decisions where always right. He also knew Souleater cared enough about David that he wouldn't want to bring him into any danger. While Souleater jumped on his board and flied to the houses of Sain City, David looked over the fields again. The Clockworks walked slow but it didn't mean that he wouldn't reach the city soon. Souleater his father had to come fast! David watched anxious to the running people. They couldn't handle one hit of the Clockworks. He used his laser and swinged with his arms. His feet came on the ground and the ones who were close to it flew away to fall dead on the ground. David made fists of his hands. He was mightless against this power. David wished he was a Hero so he could end this. Sudden he saw Souleater running with his father out of the city gates. David jumped on his board and landed near them. Together they ran into the direction of the Clockworks. Out of breath they stopped running on some hills. The father of Souleater looked to his son and his friend. "Stay here, don't dare to come closer. I have to protect the city." Souleater and David nodded and stared how the father of Souleater ran to the Clockworks. He managed to avoid the lazer of the Clockworks, then he ran under it, avoiding the big feet and arms of the Clockworks. David looked to Souleater who looked to the fight of his father with the Clockworks. David took a deep breath, he knew it'd be alright. The father of Souleater killed already a lot of those things, this won't cause more trouble as the previous ones. Still, David was scared. Souleater talked on their travels alot about his father. Souleater talked admiring with alot proud about his father. If his father would die...
The fight passed slow. Every minute was like an hour for David. But the father of Souleater was doing well. The Clockworks was getting weaker, you could even see that from the distance where David and Souleater were hiding. "It's almost over." said David. Souleater shook his head. "Even when it dies... Alot people died. It won't be over for a long time." David had to agree with Souleater. He sighted. This world needed more Heroes. Why did he have to become a God? As Hero he'd be able to protect the people around him. Sudden David heared a scream. It took a while to notice the scream didn't come from the Clockworks, neither from Souleater's father. It was Souleater who screamed. Tears welled up into Souleater's eyes while he stared full anger to the Clockworks. David looked into the direction Souleater was staring. For a moment he couldn't breath anymore. The Clockworks was still on his leggs, but under one of those leggs... Lied the body of Souleater's father. "No!" screamed Souleater. He ran to the Clockworks. David was too shocked to even hold his friend. The Clockworks lasered to Souleater, but he was experienced. He avoid the laser just like his father did. Then he ran to the legg where his father was lieing under, he grabbed the Bloody Sword of his father. David knew that normaly Souleater wouldn't be able to use the Bloody Sword but for some reason Souleater managed to lift the sword and hit the Clockworks with it. The Clockworks was confused by the powerful hits of the young kid. When the Clockworks died, Souleater kneeled with the body of his father. David managed to move his feet and walk to Souleater. Souleater his eyes stared to the face of his father. He didn't cry. "El..." tried David. "I'm so sorry." Souleater didn't answer. "I know your father meant alot to you..." Souleater got up and stared to David. David noticed that the eyes of Souleater changed. He didn't look like a friend anymore to him. "Meant...?" asked Souleater. "He still means alot to me. It's not cause his body died that he is dead!" screamed Souleater. David looked afraid to his friend. "El... Calm down. I know it's hard to bare this... But know that I'm here for you. I understand your feelings." Sudden Souleater smiled. "You understand my feelings?" David got scared. "I-I do..." "You don't!" Screamed Souleater. "If you have any idea where I'm going trough then you'd know that you should be a God." "B-but..." tried David. "If there were more Gods, there would be one here to help my father killing this Clockworks. If there were more Gods there wouldn't even be Clockworks! If you just don't want to be so stubborn and start to learn what beeing a God actualy is, if you gave up the selfish idea of beeing a Hero then this didn't happen." "You can't blame me for this!" said David suddenly angry. Souleater smiled. "I don't, but you could've saved my father if you took the path of a God and not of a fake Hero." David didn't know what to say anymore. "Go, David." David left.
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