The Four Elements: The conversation

AAAAAAAAAAUUUUUUUUUUGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!! Blake thought. He was tired and worn out. He hadn’t slept very well. Last night, there was an invasion. After that, everyone had to move out. Even though Oliver protested, everyone insisted to do it in case something else happened or the invaders left something behind to spy on them. So since everyone was already awake, they set sail through the full moon. It was a foggy night. It helped Blake fall asleep. Sort of. The rocking of the boat made him seasick. As for Jay, who was sharing the room with him, he was asleep and snoring away. What if we can’t find a new place? Blake thought. What if…What if we never get to save Horonza? EVER? Blake thought worriedly. Sometimes his friends called him a worrywart, but this was SERIOUS.  Blake sighed out loud. Jay snorted. The sounds of the sea calmed him. “Don’t worry, we’ll get there. If they are trained correctly, they will save Horonza.” Blake perked up. It was Oliver’s voice. He listened very carefully to the conversation. Suddenly, he heard the other trainers talk. “But this is our last chance… What happens if they CAN’T save Horonza? Generations will die. Where will we go?” said Ursula’s trainer. Even though Blake had met all the trainers, he still couldn’t tell everyone’s name. ”Don’t worry, like I said, with hard work and training, they can save the land. But we are still at certain risks.” Oliver said. At the end of the word risks, Oliver sounded a bit worried.

Now that Blake was now awake and on a new pinpoint spot for training, Oliver’s words pounded into his head. “Is there something wrong?” Oliver asked during training. Blake violently shook his head. Could everyone and Blake save Horonza? And what will happen if they couldn’t?