In a place tucked away from the world, even tucked away from the rest of the temple sat a very unique and private garden that only two people knew how to get into it. Gaia, the demon sword of Earth, who had created the place, and Lucas Stone. Who went to the place to help care for it, to get flowers to decorate the temple with, but also to collect the materials that he would need to create weapons with. Gaia, who stood in the middle of the of the place, had a very melancholy look upon her face as she gazed at the pond that had been placed there. There is almost no water left in the pond, some concern, worry, extreme sadness crossed her face as she bent down to feel the slightly damp mud that sat there. Sighing slightly before she looked up at the sky, deciding o make her way towards the grand hall.

Which wasn't as far as one would think considering she just needed to go up a flight of hidden stairs, and wait for her throne to move out the way before she could exit the hidden garden. The throne silently slid out of the way, as she just as silently came up from the steps, stopping just in front of her throne after it slid closed behind her. Her green eyes landing on Lucas Stone, as he cleaned the pedestal. She watched as he cleaned, smiling softly at how gentle he was with it and cleaned every detail that he could.

She wore a simple-ish dress, with her small stature she could not wear very puffy or long dresses because they make her look far smaller than she really is. She smiled as she carefully moved closer to the male, looking over his shoulder at the water inside. "I am sure that Anemone is doing okay, Lucas. Do not worry, we will find her before things are badly damage." she said to him softly as she placed a hand on his shoulder, reaching a hand down to the misty like water and swirling it around. Chuckling as she watched him look at the thrones again, hiding the sadness she felt every time she looked at Water's throne.

"Thank you, Lucas. For everything that you do for us. You would think that we could take care of everything ourselves." she said to him in a soft voice that was fit for her size, being so small she tended to be easily over looked, which was no surprise to her.