My Beginning After the End Downfall

New Proposal Pt. II

Virion Leywin

I was sitting there with my lovely friend Windsom across from me, Cassandra was sitting beside me, but I could tell she was quite nervous, but she needs to get used to this, if I ever figure out how to make her a Vritra, I want her to be ready for battles.

"Virion, we have to talk." Windsom said, speaking for the first time since he sat down, I just eyed him up, I could tell he was examining me, looking at my horns, my body, eyes, everything. "It's true, I was told you were now a Vritra, but I didn't believe it was possible."

"Well, I am." I shrugged, then smirked. "I'm also a Dragon." His eyes widened. "Yeah, yeah, I know, big news, but let's be honest, that's not why you are here. You knew that the stories were all true, and I'm sure you have been watching me, so stop lying, and tell me what you want."

He glared at me; a hint of anger appeared on his face. "You might be an Asura, something I never thought was possible, but you still loss the war." He said, my expression was not changing, it was a clear fact that everyone knew. "But you did do what was asked of you, Tessia Eralith is dead."

I squinted my eyes at him, leaning forward, being sarcastic. "I'm having trouble understanding right now, Windsom, is that why you are here, to tell me that you are thankful for everything I did for you, because honestly, you are very welcome."

"Watch yourself." He told me, and I held up my arms in confusion. "Lord Indrath told you that he wouldn't attack Dicathen if Tessia Eralith was dead, it might be under Vritra law, but he will not make any advances on it."

This would be a bad time to tell him Tessia is alive, but then again, if I wait, and he goes into the bunker, finds her, oh fuck me, is this the fucking decision that Elder Rinia was talking about, no, no way, this is a joke. "Virion." Cassandra said my name as I drifted into my thoughts, trying to figure everything out.

"Umm, thanks?" I said questioningly, looking at Windsom in confusion, not by his words, but by what I should tell him. "So, like, are you going to just, leave us alone?" I asked, trying to figure out what he had planned.

"No." He answered me, and I waited for him to continue. "Lord Indrath has given me something to present to both Elder Virion and you." Windsom paused, pulling out an artifact from thin air. "One for here at the Wall, a place that you built up, and now houses eight thousand Dicatheons, and one in the bunker, the place you asked us to tell you about, and you ended up saving a lot of the people from the Floating Fortress by sending them there, with this, you can turn the tables."

He handed it over to me, and I took it, placing it down on the table, knowing exactly what it was going to do if I used it. "I appreciate that, Windsom, you are such a good Dragon." I said sarcastically, then leaned to the side, resting my elbow on the chair's arm, then placing my chin on my palm as I titled my head looking at him. "An artifact that gets people to white core, wow, truly, it's amazing."

"What?" Cassandra exclaimed, but it was quiet still.

"How did you know that?" Windsom asked, and I continued to lean on my hand, looking at him with a smirk. I know what I am going to do, I only have to buy time, but it could end very poorly if they send Aldir.

"Windsom, listen, if you think I am going to use this on my people, and make them Lord Indrath's slave, I am sorry, but that is just not going to happen." I saw his face squint in anger, but I continued to talk. "Yeah, I know what this can do, and yes, it really, really, could help Dicathen, it's useless if they just fall under the tyranny of Lord Indrath."

"Lord Indrath is not a tyrant." Windsom said with authority, it was time to reveal some things, I said I didn't want to piss them off, but seeing how this conversation was going, I had no choice, it was going to happen. "Watch how you speak about him; you are lucky he decided to keep to his word."