DÄel watched her for a while. At that moment, the girl fell, she hurt herself, and on the floor, she started laughing.
âYouâre right!â DÄel exclaimed, âshe just hurt herself and shâ wait. This isnât the first time you see this girl, right?â
âCan I say yes?â said Argôn.
âNo! Youâre spying on her!â said DÄel. âRemember what Bongo says about interfering whit humââ
âI´m not spying on her!â Argôn responded. âIâve been watching her because Iâm just curious. Itâs fun! Stay with me. Letâs watch her for a while. Look! Her friends also fell!â
âIt is not our nature to interact with themâ responded DÄel. âIf Old Wiz finds us here he will turn us into dust.â
âWeâre not interacting with her!â said Argôn. âWeâre just observing her behavior, and weâre having fun.â
âWell, I guess you´re rightâ replied DÄel.
The dragons stayed in the bushes, watching the girl. She kept doing her strange and funny dances, and after a while of watching the show, DÄel got tired and decided to return to the Gardens.
âI think Iâm leaving, Iâm tiredâ he exclaimed, âItâs been a great night! Don´t stay here too long.â
âDonât worry, Iâm leaving soonâ Argônæth replied.
In the abode of Mount Geneza, the night became uncomfortable for the Golden King. Something did not allow him to conceal his dream. A tingle, a pain, some voices, kept coming to his mind. He managed to sleep, and in few moments, he woke up from what appeared to be a nightmare. He needed to get distracted, or simply do something.
Wiz, then, got up from his bed and went to his boiler. He started to see through its liquid, images of all the shores, plains, forests, and places of Kepler. He saw great meadows, and great mountains. Immense oceans, and hidden extensions he had never visited before.
Suddenly, the image of AnaÃs showed up; the region was just below him, and his Floating Garden. In the boiler water, an image of Argôn was projected. He was still hidden among the flowers fields, up in the small hill; spying on the girl.
The girl was suddenly alone. Her friends left and the animals she was feeding left too. She started, to sing, and with her voice, she aroused a golden essence that was born sweetly from the ground, adhering to the nearer grass and plants.
Argôn was attracted to this, and the dragon descended from the small mound; entering the bushes, approaching the young girl. She began to feel a familiar presence, a presence that she had felt before. She got scared, but she didnât stop having fun. She closed her eyes, and continued her singing, knowing that she was attracting a mysterious creature.
Wiz was watching all of this through the reflection of his boiler. As Argôn âs energy drew closer to Amaliaâs, time slower down. The surrounding greens started to distort themselves. The ground inside his dwelling began to shake, and the boiler liquid started to explode. Wiz had never seen anything like this, so he continued to observing the reflection.
The girl finished reciting the wonderful song. She opened her eyes and found herself in front of a row of bushes, bordering the end of her garden. These seemed to be physically altered, and lost sight of the edges of the figure that was hiding behind them.
âI know youâre thereâ Amalia exclaimed.
Nothing happened. The creature only moved, and with this movement, it caused the bushes to sway even more.
âCome closer!â said the girl âDonât be afraid.â
The girl extended her hand. The fiery golden eyes of the creature were visible between the green and the dark. She felt a little scared, but decided to bring her hand a little closer to the creature. In the dark, she saw more clearly the outline of the dragonâs hidden forehead.
The leaves began to float from the surrounding soil. The ground spread a slight golden effulgence. Inside Wizâs room, potions began to fall from the planks. The smoke from the boiler clouded the place while it was about to explode. Things got out of control, which caused the Golden King to be in a trance, a state of suspense. He did not know whether to go to the place, or stay watching what was about to happen. The tension paralyzed the Golden King. The boiler began to wobble abruptly, and in the reflection, thousands of unstoppable unknown future images and sequence began to stir; all happening quickly one after the other. They appear in Wezhreem´s mind as infinite projections of the inevitable destiny of the planet.
âAmalia!â shouted her mother. âEnter the house! Itâs getting late!â
âYes, momma!â she replied while removing her hand from the bushes. âIâm coming!â
The girl did couldn´t touch the creature. And when she turned around from her respond. She turned her gaze again to the hidden creature, it disappeared.
Wizâs boiler burst in thousands of fragments. The pieces flew out when the girl put her hand away. The Golden King lay on the ground, still. The tremor had stopped, but he couldnât find words to describe what he had seen. Determined, he furiously got up with the intention of facing Argônæth. He was going to force him to stop seeing the girl. He had the fearsome augury that this was a great threat.
However, something harmonious managed to took over his heart. In his wisdom, he understood that he actually was just scared, fearful. He felt a real terror, for the energies and images were uncontrollable even for him, but in his misunderstanding, he knew it was something new, an intense rearrangement, coming from a divine origin. He reconsidered the fact that if this was happening naturally, it was due to the authentic order of all living things. The presence of the unfathomed of the all among them.
Nothing could be done, and nothing should be done about it. More than accepting what it apparently was, it was about accepting what it would be. The worst thing the King could do was to interfere with this. He made the decision not to do anything, and allow things to follow their natural course. After all, he didnât felt this strange interaction was something negative. He could not prove this constituted an evil for the harmony of the planet, but he could not affirm it wasn´t either. He wasn´t certain if this was something entirely positive. For him, these events were a mystery, which he wanted to properly interpret. But he didnât have information; not enough to make a choice. He decided to keep what was seen hidden; for he saw the situation as a puzzle, and before making a final decision, he needed the missing pieces of it.
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