3rd Person's POV°
"It's time to wake up, little dragon" a voice mused through the darkness, pressing multiple buttons. A sound of machines was heard as a tank filled with water lit up ,containing a teen with forest-green hair. The mysterious person walked towards the tank and tapped his fingers on the glass twice. The person trapped inside the tank fluttered there eyes open, showing those round brown eyes, tho they were still lifeless. The mysterious man chuckled.
"Hmm~it worked." He muttered to himself, amused.
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Raizel was silently reading a book in the leaving room of their old mansion. He noticed a marbled jar sitting in the middle of the table, but paid no further attention to even though he felt something strange about it's presence.
Frankenstien was training his powers somewhere.
The house was silent only constant flipping of pages and the strong gush of the wind could be heard, but the silence was soon disturbed as the marble jar started to shake more furiously every second, Raizel looked up from his book and stared at the marble jar curiously. It kept on shaking before exploding in fire. Shattered glass scattered across the table and the fire that was once dancing in th middle of the table slowly turned into a white paper folded neatly.
Frankenstien rushed towards the living room in panick.
"What happened?" He exclaimed. He scanned the room and his eyes landed on the broken glass, his eyes widened at the sight of the letter. He rushed towards the letter and snatched it quickly tucking it in his jacket.
"How?" He muttered to himself. He turned his head towards his master in realisation.
"M-master are you alright?" He asked. Raizel only nodded. He had thought his master was done and turned to leave.
"What was that Frankenstien? " Raizel spoke up, he paused and turned to him, wondering how to make up an excuse.
"It's nothing of importance master." He muttered.
"Are you hiding something from me?" Raizel said, he looked at him startled and sighed in defeat, handing his master the letter.
Raizel stared at the letter before opening and reading it. His eyes widened at the handwriting and looked up at Frankenstien asking for an answer. The handwriting, he knew who wrote this, how could he ever forget.
"I'm sorry if I kept it a secret from you, it's because it was what she wished for." He explained, Raizel only stared back at him.
"At the time I found the letter she was already gone, we were searching for you and one day she told me that she had somewhere to go and that she'll be back in a few days but she never did." He kept on explaining. Raizel glanced at the broken shards of glass scattered in the table, Frankenstien knew what his master was thinking.
"I'm afraid my answer to your question is Ferreirah had long.... passed ,from this world a few hundred years ago, master" he muttered sadly looking at the floor. Raizel froze as his eyes widened at the news.
"She casted a spell on the letter making it a part of her, so the letter burning and dissolving into ashes must have ment that she wouldn't be coming back ever.... but the letter reappearing is something new to me, considering I don't have enough knowledge about dragons. " He said..." I'm sorry..." He exhaled.
"It's fine" Raizel said, he was still in shock-but didn't show it and decided it was time to head to the palace. (A/N: Was it called palace? I dunno but just go along with it.)
He tucked the letter inside his jacket.
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Master Frankenstien,
I'm sorry for lying and I'm sorry that I could not tell you the reason for my disappearance. If you ever find master Raizel please keep this a secret from him, I wouldn't want him to worry. Please take this as my last request. I wish I could be there and greet him when we find him but I'm afraid I might not be coming back.
I casted a spell on this letter it, well disappear along with me when the time comes of my death, it would be best of you throw away the remains so master wouldn't find out.
Please take good care of Master Raizel for me.
I am really grateful for the both of you.