"Well i had to show you where I put my stuff" Kiyan scoffed then smiled a bit as she listened to Adaza but it faded when he said that his ancestor had to die and that his master left him "I hope you'll get to see him again" she said softly since she could tell Adaza cared about the vampire. She then smiled again and hugged Adaza "I'm so glad you're okay and back to normal, I was really worried... I could feel that you were hurting and it worried me." she said softly before smiling up at Adaza a bit and hoped that this meant they could go back to their home and hopefully Lynia would be okay and forgive Adaza and even herself for leaving her

Adaza just shook his head when Kiyan hugged him again. "I'm not back to normal. Only in appearance, I am still dead on the inside. I can still feel the transformation, the powers are still there. I will just appear normal and change into the Reaper's form at will. I will have to train to learn how to control it." He told her plainly, he flinched slightly from the pain in his ribs. "I feel pain again, didn't miss that." He told her lightly jokely, however he really didn't miss that part of being alive.

Kiyan listened and frowned a bit "So it's still too dangerous for you to go home?" she asked curiously then smirked a little. "You say that and yet when I found you you were in pain from having your wings ripped out.... by the way, not something I think anyone should go through just from what I could feel of your pain." she said frowning some before going rummaging through the bags and pulled out some food and water. "Since you're back alive I'm assuming you can eat normally again" she smirked some.

Adaza just waved off the food and water. "My organs are still dead, just my heart and nerves are back." He simply told her. "If you think the wings were painful. Be glad you were not around for the horns." He looked Kiyan and smiled weakly. He looked around the forest shortly after. It seems different to him, maybe from the sudden history lesson he received from the two oldest beings in the forest. He however didn't answer her question about going home, he wasn't sure if it was safe. If it was, would his daughter even accept him back.

Kiyan frowned before shivering a bit at the thought of that sort of pain. "So I guess we'll head back tomorrow? Looks like you need some rest... unless you would like me to try and fly us back" she offered.

Adaza just nodded in reply. "First thing in the morning, we'll leave. Your energy will just attract every creature nearby. Their not something you want to bother." He told her firmly. Even with the changes in the forest it was still very dangerous. The less energy she used the better. "Your energy is the opposite of the creatures here. It's a meal to them. It will not be pretty if you attract them." He told her once more.

Kiyan frowned but nodded a bit "I'm sorry Adaza I didn't realize how much of a difference there was, I guess even though the Resurrection spirit is considered dark doesn't mean their powers are." she said softly

Adaza just sat in silence, he took a deep breath before exhaling. He had closed his eyes, listening to the forest. His eyes opened, they were pure white. He had a slight glazed look over his face. Three images flooded his mind, he just blinked and shook off the fogged feeling over his eyes. He smiled lightly. His mind was leading him to his twice great grandmother's grave. He was guessing it was because his ancestor loved her so deeply and still held her bounded energy when he gave him his heart. He wondered if it would faded eventually, he didn't want it too. He found it romantic that his ancestor loved his bride so much.

Kiyan had been eating a bit when she noticed the look on Adaza's face and looked at him worriedly "Um... are you okay?" she asked softly seeing him smiling and wondered what was going on

Adaza just nodded as he sat up, his ribs shooting pain through him. "I'm fine." He took another deep breath, the tree sap filling the air. "When my ancestor gave me his heart, it came with his bride's energy. I keep getting flashes of her location, her grave." He softly said. The smile never leaving his face. "Even after all these years he loved her so much, he never released her energy. He watched her from his prison. Visited her grave in his mind. Call me whatever you wish, but I find it romantic." He looked at her softly. "I hope it doesn't faded." He whispered softly when he looked away.

"That's so sweet, I hope now they can be together again" Kiyan smiled softly before putting the food away along with the canteen and gently leaned her head on Adaza's shoulder smiling at him softly.

Adaza just nodded. He hoped they were too, though he would never admit it. "I think as long as I hold onto her energy, I'll always be able to see her. I can even see her face, he engraved her into his heart." He told Kiyan softly. He found her pretty but he found Kiyan far more pretty, but he was bias. He wonder if he would do the same thing if he was imprisoned. Would you forever engrave her face into his heart like his ancestor or would he let her face fade like he did with his late wife.

"I think it's nice, you get to know a family you never knew you had." Kiyan smiled a bit. before yawning a little into her hand having not gotten much sleep at all.

Adaza just shook his head lightly. "I only can see faces, I wish I could see his memories. See what it was like to be loved by your family and not hated. Not feeling betrayed and alone all your life." He whispered lightly. He was just being a normal guy at the moment, being just around Kiyan he could. As soon as he left the forest, he would have to go back to being strong. He didn't mind in ways, he however still had a goal to complete once they left. He wanted Sehpeal to suffer for everything he had done to Kiyan and himself, mostly for Kiyan.

"Well... not by everyone, clearly your ancestor and your masters cared very much about you, and lynia... she may be upset right now but I'm sure she still loves you... Kayo cares about you and... me, I love you so I hope that counts" Kiyan smirked as she lightly wrapped her arms around one of his.

Adaza just looked towards Kiyan. "Took a long time, but your right. Makes it more sweet and cherished." He whispered softly to Kiyan. His eyes just traced her face softly. Thinking about it more, he probably would engrave her face into his heart for eternity. He was just glad it would never come to that. He softly touched her face with his hand. "The only reason my ancestor cured me, was because of you." He smiled softly. "It would only work if I was truly in love." He told her barely over a whisper. It was a softer way of him admitting he cared for her then like the time in the barn.

Kiyan smiled softly and wrapped her arms around him lovingly. "You know Adaza that makes me really happy" she smiled softly

(sorry it's short and cheesy)

Adaza wince from his ribs and the sudden tight hug. Without meaning to he curse in his Elven language. He knew it wasn't that tight but he just had a heart placed into his chest and a rather large hole still healing under his shirt. "Why is it that I'm punished for being nice to with you as well?" He said playfully to Kiyan. She did had a habit of hitting him for his harsh words and now also when he was saying sweet things. "Well that's a good way to stop the kiss I was about to give you." He lightly chuckled as he held his ribs lightly.

Kiyan pulled away almost instantly looking at him worriedly. "I'm so sorry, I didn't think I hugged you that hard." she said with a soft frown then pouted and stuck out her tongue a bit at him teasingly

Adaza just opened his shirt to see the bruises and slowly closing hole from where his master's hand went through. "It has healed greatly since being cured." He told her Kiyan. He adjusted his shirt. A dark glow was faintly pulsing through his skin where the heart rested. Every beat the heart made could clearly be seen through his skin. He smirked softly, he actually found it amusing. He could watch his own beating heart in his chest, the one that use to belong to his ancestor.

Kiyan watched Adaza but then was kinda surprised when she saw the faint glow and looked at him a bit unsure "um... is it always going to do that?" she asked curiously.

Shaking his head lightly, Adaza just looked at Kiyan. "It should go away as my body generates. Right now I have nothing to front of it. No bones or muscles, just skin." He tried to explain to her. At least he hoped that was the case. "To tell you the truth, I'm not sure. It seems like it will when I'm fully recovered, logically at least." He told her plainly. "Why? Will it bother you if it doesn't?" He asked her curiously.

Kiyan listened and nodded a bit before shaking her head at his question "No... not really it's just a little odd" she said but couldn't help smirking and laughing a little. "of course that kinda explains everything about both you and me doesn't it?" she laughed a little since she knew to most people they would both seem very odd, especially together

Adaza just smiled softly. "The only odd one is you. You wear pants and play soldier." He said mocking her way of life. "I'm a high General and a male, I can play soldier. Not to mention I'm skilled at everything I try." He just leaned closed to Kiyan with a smirk on his face. "And I mean everything." He simply told her, granted it was mostly to make her blush. However he never heard any complaints from that area.

Kiyan stuck out her tongue a bit when she heard him then blushed at his next comment and looked away "You're so mean" she teased before smiling back at him still with a blush