For a nice day off, Zarkon, Elara, Alfor, Blaytz, Gyrgan, and Trigel were just wandering in a Dalterion forest. Melenor and Gnedra weren't there because they had a severe fear of Yalmors after an incident a while back. Yikes. Elara wasn't fond of Yalmors but still showed up. She sort of regretted it when they stumbled upon one. Thank goodness she wasn't in a usual dress but she was armed like everyone else. She's more of an archery type gal.

"I should've stayed home..." She huffed.

"What is reason for not liking Yalmors?" Trigel asked.

"They just freak me out by the way they look at me. Three eyes drilling into the depths of my soul." Elara shuddered.

"Well the Yalmors are the ones that should be afraid of looking into that evil pitch black soul of yours." Blaytz said.

"Blaytz, just a word of caution, I'm armed." Elara snapped.

"Zarkon..." Blaytz cowered.

"You did that to yourself. If she gets violent I'm not stopping her." Zarkon said bluntly.

"Yes you did." Gyrgan agreed.

"You should have known better than to annoy her." Alfor said.

"I hope a Yalmor takes off each fimger you all have." Blaytz muttered.

"Somebody's grumpy." Elara snickered.

As they continued their walk through the dense forest, a lone Yalmor stumbled upon them, it was way too big than what's considered normal.

"Trigel... why in the name of the gods themselves is that thing so big?!" Elara asked, staring up at the Yalmor that dwarfed Zarkon.

"That's what she said!" Blaytz snickered.

"Shut it!" Zarkon snapped.

"The Dalterion Belt does have it's surprises!" Trigel laughed nervously.

"Well it sure won't be effected by arrows!" Elara hissed.

"Alrighty then... RUN!" Trigel said.

Everyone took off in the same direction, however at some point they all got separated. Zarkon got more worried about Elara than anybody else naturally. She's be fine but him... not so much. He sat on rock in front of a baby Yalmor and had his own moment.

Again, you're gone, off on a different path than mine
I'm left behind, wondering if I should follow
You had to go, and of course it's always fine
I probably could catch up with you tomorrow
But is this what it feels like to be growing apart?
When did I become the one who's always chasing your heart?
Now I turn around and find I am lost in the woods
North is south, right is left, when you're gone
I'm the one who sees you home, but now I'm lost in the woods
And I don't know what path you are on
I'm lost in the woods
Up till now the next step was a question of how
I never thought it was a question of whether
Who am I, if I'm not your guy?
Where am I, if we're not together forever?
Now I know you're my true north, 'cause I am lost in the woods
Up is down, day is night, when you're not there
Oh, you're my only landmark, so I'm lost in the woods
Wondering if you still care
But I'll wait for a sign that I'm on your path
'Cause you are mine
Until then, I'm lost in the woods
I'm lost in the woods
I'm lost in the woods
I'm lost in the woods
I'm lost in the woods
I'm lost in the woods
I'm lost in the woods

He was then interrupted by somebody slow clapping and turned to see Elara leaning on a tree while grinning in amusement.

"How long have you been standing there?" Zarkon asked, pale as a paper.

"Oh not long,.. just the entire time. Good show, love, good show." She snickered.

"Not a word to anyone." He said sternly.

"I know but now we should go find the others." Elara said.

"Are you sure? It's nice out here for a certain something." Zarkon said suggestively hinting at something.

"Zarkon no, not here." Elara said seriously, putting her hands on her hips.

"There's a cave nearby and they won't find out about anything , hell, they won't even find us." He said.

"Fine but you better make it quick." Elara huffed.

"You know I will now let's go temptress." Zarkon snickered and dragged her into a cave.

Did he forget that caves echo?