"I can't be disappointed with this? Right Sava?"

"Dad? Why did you want to meet with the people? You're sick and should wait until you get better."

"My son... I am sorry. I wish I could tell you it's going to be fine but it's not. I wish so much but that won't do anything will it? Mevi, I would not get better. There is something that you and the people need to know. I can't take care of it."

I can't look at him. "Dad? What? Why!" I have to say something to him.

"Lord Falkon, the people have gathered to here your words." It's Honie. I need to let her know to find Emuka.

I call her over and say, "Honie, take care of Mevi and tell Emuka that it's time."

"Sir? Emuka disappeared..." I know she's hiding it from Mevi, the way her voice trailed off. She does that when she's trying to hide something.

I need to start towards the balcony of town square. Fast. It's all I can do to make the door open out to them. I take a step forward, I want to look at them for the last time.

Here goes nothing, Sava... I know dear, I know. Stay right now okay? I can feel her waiting for me like she always has. The time to join her is coming soon.

"People of Gageon may I have your ears. I can only hope you will understand why we did what we did. Sava and I were worried about the heir to the throne. The princess of Gageon. Mevi is the prince and is the second born child of my late wife. The heir is his twin sister. She will rule over Gageon with Mevi at her side. Please take care of her and Mevi. Don't worry my people, we did it for all of you..."

Wait I need to explain Sava...

I hear her whisper, "No need Falkon. That will make things harder for everyone."

"Okay Sava I am coming back to you..." is all I can manage to say before she pulls me away on the path. The path toward were we will be needed next since rulers never rest.

Screams ring out, for the king has fallen. Falkon has stopped speaking and slumped over the railing. Nobody knew what to do as he has fell to the floor of the balcony. The most horrific shouts are from the prince, asking why didn't his father tell him to find their family sooner.