Octavius watched as Alis turned and saw the fate that the fates had dealt him. Octavius scanned the area for a gap or anything he could use to reach Alis in time. There as if by magic a flat cart rested up against a pile of brinks obviously of no use to it's owner anymore. He looked back to where poor Alis was. He drove his heal into the horses side turning the reins as he lined the horse up with the cart. " Should be sturdy enough. Just like before you can do this you have to." He told the horse as he took a breath then gave the command driving his heel in the horses side once more. This time the pair picked up great speed as they ran right for the abandon cart. The horse suddenly lunged forward into the air making the market go quiet as they watched the horse and rider sail through the air over them.

The moment of awe and amazement ended when the pair landed hard on the others side of the market. The horse let out a angry scream as it reared and turned quickly. It's aim was true as it dash right past the strange clothed men causing them dart it every direction for safety from it's mighty hooves. Octavius himself poised atop the mighty steed as he reached out in one swift motion and scooped Alis up. In that one motion he had put the young boy in front of him holding him close to his chest as he gave the horse it's commands. The horse flew through the market as people screamed making way for it. The royal guards themselves appeared on horse back as they let Octavius pass. Their attention on the band of men who where trying to follow them.

Octavius pulled the reigns to a stop when he saw Sir Rillus and his block-aid just before the palace gates. The man looked angry but his attention soon turned to Alis as he barked orders his men moving as the palace gates open. For the first time Sir Ruillus wasn't mad at Octavius his mood and expression had changed. "Run and don't stop until you reach the palace. The guards with know what to do. The King and Queen are worried we will handle the men." He said as he barked orders at his men and hurried past. Octavius was confused but gave the command to the horse as they dashed away.