It was the end of an eventful night and Sin and I were just lying in bed, reminiscing on things. "Hey Sin, let's get married," I said out of the blue. I was worried the war between Reim and Magnostadt would be happening sooner rather than latter. After that many things would change, and I wanted to be married to my love before then.

A small laugh came from the man beside me. He grabbed my hand and brought it to his face. "I thought we lready agreed on this," he laughed, kissing the ring on my finger, signifying our engagement.

I smiled at his commented, knowing he didn't know what I meant. "No like now, or more so tomorrow," I explained my statement. Sin was confused and surprised by this idea. "I mean like all you're friends are here, I can easily get my friends here. Then neither of us have any family to worry about. Then it's not like we don't have to power to. And Sindria s are used to throwing ladt minute parties. I don't see why we should wait when we don't need to... "

Sim smiled and pulled me into his chest." I get you're excited, I am too, but there isn't a deadline," he reminded me. For him there was t, for me there was. For all I know after I get my memories back I... I didn't even want to think of the possibilities. "We can start planing the wedding tomorrow if that makes you feel better." It didn't, but judging by his breathing he was practically asleep, thus it was pointless to try and continue the conversation.

He held true to his word though and we had started planning the wedding. " How about a spring wedding? " Sin asked, as we were trying to set a date, which was the first thing for us to do.

"Dose it really matter, it's always summer here," I shrugged, my mind else where. "I miss Google," I mumbled to myself. If I knew how long it would take to plan a wedding, could just set the date for then and get married as soon as possible. "Let's come back to the date," I pushed it off.

Sin hummed in agreement. "Then what else needs to be planned for a wedding?" he questioned.

I took a moment to think back to the eeliry TV shows I would watch with my family. "Venue, food, decorations, flowers, musicians, wedding party, the dress, the cake, invitations, seating... there's probably even more I don't know." Just the thought of everything pulling up was starting to panic me. "I don't know how to plan a wedding. Sure a battle, yes, or set up a secret organization. Not a wedding... Then.." I had started pacing back and fourth as I voiced my thoughts.

Hands came and set the eve in my cheeks. "Don't worry Ady, I'll help, and so will everyone else. Everything won't be put on you and we'll make a day we both will remember." I looked into his gold eyes, getting clam from the warmth they held. I nodded and let a smile play on my lips. "Let's start with choosing a theme..."

Themes were easy enough. But I didn't get to voice any of my ideas before someone rushed into the office. "Sin, we've gotten word from Reim," Ja'far started, calmly panicked. This gain both our attention ND my worry. "They have declared war in Magnostadt...." I had really lost track of time. I should have never endulged myself and stayed focus on my goal. I couldn't be planing a wedding. I needed to save people.

After getting prepaired, much help to magic, my first stop was to see the Reim Magi. I really was late as telepoeting to her put me on a boat. My sudden appearance caused soldier to hold weapons to my. I pulled down my hood, and commanded the wind to push the weapons out of their hands. "Where is Scheherazade?" I asked calmly but with a twin of anger coming out.

"Audria?"someone was surprised to see me. I turned to find the prince of Balbadd staring at me in confusion. "What's going on?"

I kept my face stoic, not wanting to frighten anyone. "Nothing of your concern," I assured him. Since no one was taking me to the magi, I lettherihk guide to the next ship, walking right into whatever cabin she was in.

She greeted me with a smile. "Audria, what brings you here?" She was feigning innocents, and knew exactly why I was there.

I glared at her, finally showing how much malice and anger I held. "Your promised bit togo to war," I remind her, leaning over the desk she sat behind, attempting to intimidate her.

"They have threatened my country, I had no choice but to retaliate," she lied. Had I not know she lied, I would have believed her.

My glare got sharper. "You're actions are unjustified," I hissed, "Let Titius be his own person, as he is not you, as hard as that is to believe."

"You do not know if what you talk about," Scheherazade hissed, finally getting to the point I knew of all her actions.

I stepped away, "You do not know of what you are doing. I will leave the choice up to you though. If you start this war, you will endanger more people than you would think. The start of the end will be on your hands. Or you could stop being an over protective parent and go back to Reim."

"You are no better than I, what gives you the right to tell me what to do," the old lady responded much like an teenager would to their parent.

I turned around and started leaving. "Cause for me, this is the past," I reminded her of the fact I knew the future. But if my relationship with this Magi had proven anything, there was still a war to prepair for. And it wasn't between Magnostadt and Reim.