Jimmy's Perspective-

The corruption had disappeared, and the buildings were put back to the original state they were in.

Jimmy walked out and gasped as he saw his empire back in the proper form. He went to his sister's empire and the towers were restored.

Jimmy stood in awe as he surveyed the restoration of his empire. The once corrupted structures now stood tall and strong, each building echoing its former importance. The vibrant colors, the intricate details on the architecture, they were all perfectly restored as if time had reversed itself.

With renewed hope and a sense of accomplishment, Jimmy made his way to Rivendell.

He stepped out of the carriage and looked around. Despite the corruption being gone, things seemed gray.

The library tower was gone, and all the people were wearing black.

Jimmy felt a shiver run down his spine and he took a shaky breath, walking up to the castle.

The knights recognized him, and they bowed.

"Prince James, I assume you're here to see Scott?" Sir Robins asked.

"Yes." Jimmy nodded, "Is he alright?"

Sir Robins didn't dare look Jimmy in the eyes as he sighed. "I wish he was, Prince James."

Jimmy felt his heart stop and he nodded.

"Take me to his chamber." He said urgently.

"I'm sorry, his parents do not wish to have any visitors right now."

"Please." Jimmy said quietly, "I have to see him."

"I'm afraid you're too late."

Jimmy cried, falling to his knees.

One Week Later-

Jimmy walked up to Scott's grave slowly.

It was laid in the flower forest near Rivendell, right next to Xornoth's grave.

There were many flowers and gifts around it from the people of Rivendell.

Jimmy stood quietly at Scott's grave, feeling the weight of the moment. The flower forest near Rivendell was peaceful, with the soft colors of blooms contrasting against the serene landscape.

Xornoth's grave, just a few steps away, was adorned with its own collection of flowers and tokens. The gifts and tributes left by the people of Rivendell spoke of the impact Scott had on their lives. Jimmy took a deep breath, letting the stillness of the place wash over him.

He knew that in the beauty of the surroundings and the love expressed by the community, Scott's memory would always be cherished.

Jimmy kneeled and set a flower crown on Scott's grave. Jimmy carefully placed the crown, his fingers brushing the petals with a tenderness born of deep affection.

He took a moment to adjust the crown, trying to match the elegance that Scott had effortlessly achieved. As he leaned back, a weak smile crept onto his face, and he chuckled softly.

"Sorry, I could never really figure out how to make the crown as perfect as you did," he said, his voice a gentle whisper carried by the breeze.

He paused, letting the quiet of the flower forest embrace him, and then continued, "But I hope this one brings you a bit of the joy you always gave to others."

Jimmy lingered for a while longer, finding comfort in the shared memories and the sense of peace that surrounded him.

Jimmy took a deep breath, letting the calm of the flower forest seep into him. The soft rustle of leaves and the gentle hum of nature created a soothing backdrop as he closed his eyes for a moment.

He relaxed into the tranquility, allowing the weight of the day to lift, if only slightly.

The peace of the place seemed to wrap around him, and he felt a quiet connection to Scott, as if the stillness held a whisper of reassurance.

Jimmy knew that while the pain of loss might never fully fade moments like these offered a small measure of comfort and a way to honor the bond they had shared.

"I love you, Scott. And I'm sorry I didn't have a chance to say that before you left."

Hey thanks for reading this crappy Xornoth story, hope you enjoyed. I'm sorry it took me so long to post, especially since I finished writing this like a year ago. But hey, at least it's out now.

Keep being amazing and kicking ass

-Seth Robins