The Moonlit Mountain

"She's not in her body."

"Her dragon powers are escalating. If she feels an emotion deeply enough that it hurts her she leaves her body. She is somewhere where nobody will go."

A little girl tugged on the elf's arm as he said "She's trapped on her mind."

Meryl and Drualt look at her quizzically who are you

"It's okay Misei." The elf said as he hugged the little girl.

Meryls long hair stands on end thats Misei she faints. the entire universe turns red and rumbles and portals opened in every shadow showing other worlds in the same predicament.

"This is when she was a little girl....when her mother died." He said as a woman was struck down behind him by someone that looked like Brandon but was an elf.

Drualt nods his head in understanding as the rumbling stops and the portals close i see so she recedes to this form if she is under emmense emotional strain

"Correct." He says as it shows a younger version of him killing countless elves and dragons leaving only one person standing beside him.

Miseis pendant stops glowing and returns to its normal temperature as Drualt watches everything being shown to him and meryl who is this one he looks sort of familliar. indicating the surviver

"That is the prince of dragons....he is Brandon's father."

What brandon is royal by blood? Meryl goes limp as Drualts jaw drops but thats not possible unless he was right about the negetive universe actually existing a small portal opens and spews brandon out along with dark flames that die in the air.

"Not now." He says looking at brandon as the epic behind him repeats.

Brandon is asleep and breathing heavily as they watch it again

The second time it showed him getting killed with the rest of his family.

"The one where I let his father live actually happened."

"He was my brother."

huh? what are you talking about those two arent blood related we checked he gestures towards Misei and brandon their DNA doesnt match until he gives her his blood to survive a leathal wound

"I made sure she carried the blood of her mother instead of mine. My son was the cause of that wound."

"No. I put an ancient seal on her that she must never know about."