"Twenty Minutes!?" Nox shouted at the Eliacube. "All that Wakfu, all that time, and I only get to go back twenty minutes!? You promised you'd take me back to save my family!" He continued to get angrier. "You promised me two-hundred years!!" The massive robotic clock Nox, Yugo, and Adamai were in began to fall apart.

"Oh crap!" Yugo exclaimed as he dodged a large chunk of debris that was falling. After a few minutes the clock was in pieces on the ground, and the dust had begun to settle. Nox could be seen clearly, yelling at the Eliacube, "Why lie to me!? You were supposed to take me back in time! To rejoin my family!" He paused. "Answer! ANSWER ME!" He hit the cube and was sent flying back.

"You thought that thing was alive! You really are crazy" Yugo yelled.

"The Eliacube, it really did speak to me. I was supposed to succeed."

Yugo began to cry angrily. "All those people you attacked, all those countries you've laid waste too? The Soft Oak? Grougaloragran and Percedal? All because you're insane?" Even though he was several yards away, he could see tears start to drip from behind Nox's mask. 

"Completely nuts, for sure." Adamai grumbled angrily as sadidan soldiers approached Nox.

"In the name of the Sadidan people, it is time to pay for your crimes Nox." The king spoke. The people of the Sadida Kingdom began to cheer. 

The soldiers began to march towards Nox. Yugo teleported between the crowd and Nox. "Everyone stop!" He shouted. "It's over."

Behind Yugo, Nox stood. "Farewell, Yugo the Eliatrope." (See you in season three you little-)

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Yugo carried a small potted flower over to the statue of Dally that had been created by the Sadidan people, Eva sat on a bench near the statue drawing. "Hi Eva." He looked up at the statue. "It's incredible, it's like he's standing right in front of us." He sat with Eva as Amalia, Adamai, and Ruel joined them. 

"It's the strangest thing." Eva began. "One minute he was there, and suddenly, nothing."

"Perhaps the God Iop took him to be by his side." Ruel suggested.

"Bet that won't happen to you." Amalia grinned.

"You say the nicest things Amalia."