Can The Boys Live On Artmitis

“Figures, why he came so soon on my call, and also why he said he has no rights to call Vonruil. Vonruil, do you know anything about this?” Xiander says it with a confused tone.

“I don’t know about any such thing. How was the order passed?” Vonruil is concerned about Sky.

“Vonruil, obviously, since Xania is... well, at that time she was, so an order with her royal seal will be enacted upon.” Zildor hesitates.

“With her royal seal?” Vonruil says, “So, if she sends a scroll saying she’s going to be the queen, you all will enact it.”

“Vonruil, that’s not what we meant.” Zildor says it in a lost tone.

“Actually, after you left, Sky was an abandoned angel, so obviously if an order came for him from Xania, it’s.” Zildor is not able to complete his sentence.

“When did her and my words become one? It’s a political marriage, and when did I officially declare Sky is left?” Still irritated, Vonruil says, “How is he? Has he recovered?”

“No, he hasn’t. His heart condition is getting worse as well.” Zenith says, looking down.

“Vonruil, go on? In the meantime, the boys can get acquainted with them.” Xiander suggests.

Agreeing, Vonruil gets up, goes to the terrace, and calls Sky. Sky follows him quietly. As they came up on the terrace, seeing Vonruil in front of him, Sky was going to run over and embrace him, but then, remembering the order, he stopped.

Seeing him hesitate, Vonruil comes over and says, “Since when did you begin to hesitate with me?”

“Vonruil, I can’t say how happy I am to see you safe, as for my hesitation. I’m now.” Vonruil doesn’t let him finish.

Vonruil pulls Sky into his embrace and says, “Sky, even if I lose my mind, even if I forget myself, I can never be separate from you. Sky, after fifteen years, even though in the beginning we were kids, we still have ten years together. Are you really giving up?”

"I'm giving up." Sky says, "The order was from the palace with the royal seal."

Sighing heavily, Vonruil says, "Which royal seal, Land of Spirits? Sky, I haven't even become acquainted with Xania yet; I barely met her two-three times. And, even so, it's her seal; when did her seal become so important? You guys actually followed it."

"Vonruil, after you went, the King said from now on your, and Xania's words are one. And soon you will be coming home with her." Sky says with evident sadness in his heart, "I have cleared out of our house; sorry, your house."

"Damn you, Sky. (Vonruil holds Sky by his shoulders.) (You listen to me now carefully.) Between us, not even King can come; no god, no alliance, no dead or alive being, understand."

Sky smiles and says, "Yes, I understand. Now what about the training?"

"For now, Selgar will take care; rest assured, I'll get someone else to train them. And why do you have a heart problem? What happened?" Vonruil asks, "I left a healthy Sky back home."

"It was Mavros; he hit me with his ray saber. Ren said the ray grazed my heart; he's giving me medicine, but he said it will take time."

"Are you okay?" It's not hurting you."

Seeing Vonruil worried for him makes Sky feel like he's on cloud nine. "Vonruil, first I was chosen for you, because you were the duke, and I did my best to be able for you." Sky says, with his emotions evident in his voice, "But, when they told me you are marrying Xania, and now I have no connection with you, I felt like I was a belonging. You kept when you needed to and left when..."

"Sky, we are eternal partners; we can never part, and no one can come between us. Xania was only a political ally. Her father, Clayton, didn't believe we would protect them, so he proposed the marriage. King told me that after the rivalry is dealt with, the marriage will dissolve. It was stated in the scroll as well." Vonruil says, "But I still don't understand why you were told to leave. Even if she came to Artmitis, she could never come to my home, let alone my room."

"OK, now that I know it won't happen again, I'll also not take any action without asking you."

"Sky, I need you to help me find out if humans can stay on Artmitis." Confused Sky doesn't let him say anything more and says, "What? Humans back home?"

"Sky, the boys, Oh, I forgot to tell you, I'm living with three human boys, Sam, Peter, and Morris. If I leave them back here alone, they will be in danger because they know me. The humans blame me for their sufferings, and if anyone knows me, they get killed."

"What?" Sky says, shocked, "They are alive because you fought Rival. Vonruil, you almost lost your life, and now."

"Calm down; they don't know about all of this. The allies have given them a different scenario. For them, it's because of me that they are suffering at the hands of the allies." Vonruil is concerned about humans.

"OK, I'll go back and check. As soon as I get the information, I'll let you know, and don't worry, I'll find out soon."

As they embrace each other, Sky leaves.

Seeing Vonruil is coming down alone, Xane says, "Hey, why did you send him off?"

"I didn't; I just told him to go back and find out if humans can stay at Artmitis." Vonruil says, "Now that the allies know I'm back and news will spread from Artmitis as well, I can't leave home without me anymore. And they are my responsibility, so they will go along as well."

A little hesitant Zildor says, "Shouldn't you ask them?"

Peter says, concerned, "Zildor, our brother's safety and health are our priorities. So, we will go where he tells us. Just make sure Sam is nearby, because he's the doctor."

Zildor smiles and says, "Don't worry, boys. Though Artmitis is big, we'll arrange a place for you all close by."

Back on Artmitis, Sky comes back and heads over to Dixon. Seeing Sky during the training days, Dixon gets worried and says, "Sky, are you ok? You could have called me over."

"No, I'm fine. Hey, Dixon, can humans live here? I mean, the atmosphere, the rest, we'll deal with it."

Confused, Dixon asks what Sky means, so he tells him about the boys and that he met them. He also talks about Von Ruil. Hearing Vonruil is safe, Dixon is happy and says, "Should we announce he's back?

"Dixon, he told me to ask about the boys; he didn't tell me anything as such." Sky says in a skeptical tone, "I don't think we should act on our own."

"Oh, then the scroll is of order as well, the boys?" Dixon says he is confused.

"Selgar is there; rest assured, someone will be appointed. So, what's the answer?" Sky gets back to the beginning question.

"Well, overall, the atmosphere is the same, but the nighttime temperatures exceed those that humans can bear. So, if the human boys are to stay here, we'll have to build them a home that stays warm at night." Dixon says concerned.

"That means we have to combine all earth, metal, and wood stones to make them a place to stay."

Intervening Dixon says, "Except Vonruil, from what I heard when I was patrolling the earth, he's badly injured. But I couldn't feel him anywhere."

"Now he's better thanks to Sam; he's a human doctor, and Peter cooks him healthy food."

Hearing Sky say, Dixon says, "What? That's great, ok? Then I'll go and arrange for the boys to gather so we can make the home. You go and meet Keenan and tell him to arrange human foods in the gardens, and supplies should be abundant."

Sky nods and leaves.

"OK, so we need earth, metal, and wood stones." Dixon is speaking to himself as he walks around the pavement. We all have earth, but only metal and wood; apart from Vonruil, only Sky, Zildor, Zenith, and Xildan have it. From them also, Sky cannot use it; that leaves three.``

Worried Dixon says, "No, that won't do. I need to find other angels who have these stones, but how? (Remembering something?) Yes, this will work; better go soon."

Soon, Dixon arrives at the training grounds. Seeing him, Selgar comes over, and the two begin discussing a plan to locate other angels with the needed stones. Selgar suggests reaching out to the Angel Council for assistance in identifying potential candidates. Dixon agrees, and they make a plan to send out messages to other angels in search of those with metal and wood stones.

As they were on their way to the Angel Council, Selgar said, "Dixon, will we manage to get them after all the metal and wood stones are gone?"

"Seventeen and eighteenth of the total 20 stones, most of us have hardly managed 10. Are there other angels so capable?" Dixon says with curiosity.

"Dixon, our angels are more than we know. Remember, Artmitis is a planet, not a rock. There will be more of us with the stone."

Dixon is still confused, so Selgar says, "Dixon, it's true that the highest stone-bearing angels are recruited in the angelic army, but the warriors also, you know, Xavier is the leader, and he also has only eighteen stones. But that does not mean there aren't others. Stones are not only used for fighting; they have other uses as well. Like me, I'm a cultivator. Thanks to the stones, I can cast the strongest barrier."

"So, there must be others, great," Dixon says happily. "Then we'll be able to make the house for the boys."

Smiling Selgar says, "Actually, since I met them, I like them as well. Come on, let's go and check on the south side; maybe we can find some angels with the required stones."

Back on earth, Peter calls out, "PK, dinner is ready; come on, gather around."

Morris places chairs and says, "Brother, you can sit here."

As Peter serves the food, the angels see Xiander and Vonruil being served, and he notices the food is different from the rest.

Peter also notices him, so he tells him about Sam's diet chart.

As they are enjoying the food, Xane says, "You know, the food is really helpful in our healing."

"Food and healing. Back home, it's only so we don't feel hungry." Zenith says it sarcastically.

"Yes, it's the same for us humans as well. But if you are sick or your body lacks any body requirements, then a diet chart comes in handy." Sam says, "That's what I did for Xiander and my brother. They are badly injured, and their bodies have taken a lot of turmoil, so they need to recuperate."

"Well, there is a lot of difference between us, but I'm sure we'll find a way." Zildor was speaking; Xane intervenes and says, "Once I get confirmation, we can take you guys home."

"Confirmation? For what?" Morris asks, confused.

"Boys, it's time I go back; after all, we have to take the next step towards Rival and the allies. And your training as well." Vonruil says, "That's why I can't leave you here alone."

"Isn't Artemis in the universe, and according to me, earth is the only place humans can live?" Peter says, "Well, so far, no one has been able to, at least."

"Don't worry, we just need to know about the atmosphere of Artmitis; we can take the next step." Zildor says it with confidence.

Just then, a scroll appears in front of Zenith. Zenith takes hold of it and reads it. Then he flicks his fingers, and the scroll catches fire and disappears.

Seeing this, Morris says, "I'm 100% sure that was paper; where are the ashes?"

"That's part of controlling the fire element. If you want a clean effect, then you have to control the coming and going efficiency." Zenith says it as he explains it.

"Wow, that's amazing. Hey Sam, then you'll also be able to do this." Peter says it excitedly.

"Ah, I think this is a bit too soon, my fire fists are still not in control, let alone learning a new tactic." Sam says in a lost tone.

"Sam, don't worry, once you go back with us, Ren can teach you. He's the best fire element controller among all of us." Zildor says, as Vonruil asks Zenith about the scroll.

Replying, Zenith tells everyone, "Guys, good news, the atmosphere back home is the same, only the night temperature's are not suitable for you guys. But, the angels have arranged a temporary house for you, rest, a proper house will be made soon. So, when are we going home?"