Rise of the Malactric Heir

Adora went to her room with Ifrit after a while of talking with the king and queen, she sat on the bed while he sat on the couch and looked at her.

"Are you allowing them all to accompany you on this trip?" he asked.

"They are strong, you think it's a better idea to not take so many of them right?" she asked and he sighed.

"Yeah, but there's always a but here, in one way it would be better, in another way, it won't, I personally think you can call on them in some way when things get bad, it's best if you're not all in the same place together, you know where I'm going with this," he responded.

"You do have a strong point of view on this Ifrit, and I believe you are correct," she said, exhaling deeply. "But this time, it's not my decision to make, it's theirs, and you know they don't listen that easily no matter how logical our points might be."

"You're right, this is difficult," he replied, and she smiled.

"It's fine, we'll figure it out one way or another, we just need to be there for each other if anything bad happens," she said, and he smiled at her.

"You really are positive at times, when you aren't overthinking and breaking things," he replied, and she chuckled.

"Thank you very much, fortunately, I learned a lot in my life, these abilities and so on are taking quite a toll, especially the enemy whom we know nothing about yet," she said, and Ifrit sighed.

"Please don't tell me you're going to dig any deeper into this on your own, Adora?" he asked and she looked at him and then sighed.

"No, of course, I won't, I just simply can't do that, not now," she responded and Ifrit smiled upon hearing that.

"Seems like you're starting to make moves in the most cautious ways possible, which is good, and I know it's because of them in more ways than one," he said, as she smiled.

"Of course, I will; you are one of my closest friends you sort of knows me better than others. Ifrit, you know how I am when I'm like this, but it's not up to me to win or lose this time," He smirked, leaned back, and exhaled deeply after hearing her response.

"You usually do things the hard way, and this time is no exception; whatever you're hoping for, Adora, I hope it comes true; too much is at stake; do you think what you know will happen?" he asked, and she chuckled.

"Yes, I am confident that it will happen because it has already begun," she responded, and he immediately looked at her, and she smiled.

"Adora, you've never told me what this is, are you going to tell me now?" he asked, and she sighed.

"Sorry, Ifrit, but the only person who will know what is happening and that too, coming from me, will be the one it's happening too at first, but the rest of you will know after, that I can tell you, you can say I am awakening something that was somewhat forgotten and part ancient, we are going to need all of the help we can get after all," she responded and he sighed.

"You are impossible, I may be an ancient demon, but I'm pretty sure even I can't keep up with you at times, these things are just too complex, you already know that," he said, and she chuckled.

"Oh, come on, they're not that complicated, you just think of it that way because it's hard and pretty dangerous, you can tell that from your sense, even you are dangerous, you shouldn't say I'm the only one who's impossible here, you're all stubborn, you don't like listening to others too much," she replied and he laughed.

"Aliright, stop right there, I know also it's getting late; do you have your belongings prepared?" "We'll be leaving soon," he said as the queen entered the room and they looked at her.

"Your highness," Ifrit said.

"The others are back and since it's getting late, Scott thinks you guys should get going," she replied and Adora stretched off.

"Let's go Adora, we really don't want to be late anymore," Ifrit said as he got up and Adora yawned, then they left the room and went to the living room where the others were waiting.

"Hey guys," Ifrit said as Alix glanced at Adora and she wiped both of her eyes before smiling at him and he approached her.

"Adora, are you okay?" he asked and she glanced at him and then sighed before nodding.

"Yeah, I am fine, don't worry about me, Alix, we are getting late, come on, let's get going," she responded as the king got up and she looked at him and the queen as they smile before they all exited the castle.

"Adora, I wish you and your team the best of luck," the queen said, and they all bowed their heads.

"Thank you," they replied and she smiled brightly.

"Please return in one piece, guys; this doesn't have to be a one-way ticket," the king said as they looked at him before smiling.

"I agree with him, just so you know, it's not, you guys better fight, and if you need help, call on us," Xemon said, and Kyris chuckled as his brother stared at him and he lowered his head before covering his mouth and Alix tapped him on the shoulder.

"I'm not kidding," Xemon stated before his brother sighed and looked at him.

"I know you aren't; we heed all of your warnings; just so you know, we are always there for one another, and this time will be no different, bro," Kyris said.

"He is right, Xemon," Alix replied and Xemon smiled as Adora stood beside Alix and Kyris who looked at her as she smiled.

"Listen to them, also, if we need help, I will make sure to call for it, that's a promise, you know I never break those, is that okay now, Xemon?" Adora asked and he smiled at her before exhaling deeply while looking up at the night sky.