"It's fine. You can go home, but you were the one who said you wanted to find out about the kidnapping of your wife," Master Yonda's words softened the emperor's decision, as it did harden his heart toward the raiders. "How do we even get in? It is suicide. He recognized me. He knew who I was, he knows me now. Now they will visit my kingdom, and they will try to get my daughter away from me. You are saving your daughter, but mine is on the line here. This is not an easy decision for me. But you know what? I would rather not be alive to see my daughter taken away from me, than I would let those… raiders walk free without finding out how and where they took her from!" The emperor clenched his teeth. “Okay, I have a brilliant idea.” “I hope this idea is not coming because you want to go back to the bartender now that you are sure it is not Oz,” Master Yonda suggested “Now that you speak about her, I might have to review the idea I had,” The emperor laughed “Just let us hear this... b

As Oz raised his hands, crackling with raw magical energy, the very earth trembled beneath his feet. With a determined gaze, he chanted incantations passed down through generations of wizards, each word resonating with power and purpose. The stones of the prison walls began to vibrate, a low hum filling the air as ancient wards strained against the wizard's formidable magic. A flash of blinding light erupted from Oz's hands, illuminating the sky as he unleashed a spell of unrivaled strength. The prison walls quaked and groaned, ancient chains rattling as if in protest. With a final surge of magical energy, Oz shattered the enchantments binding the prison, the barriers crumbling like fragile glass before his might. As the dust settled and the echoes of his spell faded into the night, Oz stepped through the now-broken gates of the prison, his heart filled with resolve to free the captives held within. The wizard's eyes blazed with determination, his path clear as he ventured deeper int

His jacket was carried to each side by the wind. His hands were tucked in each other, behind his frame. His spiky hair refused to be disturbed by the air that breathed profusely.Suke turned to face the feet that brushed through the ground toward him. "Welcome. I was hoping to see you soon.""Why would you want to see us? Is the punishment not for a day?" Kakashi peered at Suke."Yes. It was. I suppose you have not forgotten what I told you?" Suke faced back to watch what he was observing."You told me many things. Which of those words do you want me to remember?" Kakashi folded his hands across his chest."You remember what happened yesterday?" Suke asked with a smile."What… what happened?" Kakashi stuttered. His face grew pale, doing a bad job of feigning his concern."What else happened? It had to be the attack." Jay answered the concerned looks that plastered over Kakashi's face.Suke smirked. He turned back to face them, "More of what happened yesterday will keep on happening. Y

"Your friends looked pleased to let you go" Suke strolled ahead of Kakashi and Jay."What do you mean? Are we not here for the training?"The night was cold and the sky was adorned by pretty little lights that shone from thousands of miles."What does it mean to you? I don't think it has more than the same meaning we both think of it." Suke shrugged"Yeah? What is the meaning then?" Kakashi moved closer. He hadn't eaten at the table. The previous event had filled his head with so many thoughts, that he had forgotten about his training."Come on, tell me," he stretched his neck to hold Suke's gaze."Well, they did not look like they wanted your company." Suke shrugged."They just let you go, just like that. They didn't even bother to know why.""Maybe they have respect for authority?" Kakashi raised an eyebrow.Suke scoffed, "Authority. Authority, you say? What authority do I have here? I don't think I know anything."Kakashi's feet were walking but it was not intentional. With each s

"Hey!" Doctor Haishi bent over as he raced after his breath."What is it?" Kokohashi demanded.Doctor Haishi took an extra second to put his breath under control. His hands lifted him with the help of his lap. He drew a long, deep breath of the beautiful fresh air straight into his head. He enjoyed that."What happened?!" Kokohashi's roar had run out of patience.Doctor Haishi lifted his head to the showing frame of Kokohashi. "What happened to you?" his eyes darted to his neck.To be fair, it was an easy sight to pick.Kokohashi wiped the sneaking blood off. "Nothing," he responded. His tone was hushed.Doctor Haishi would believe anything other than what he had just seen right now, but he made no case of it."Your brother. Your brother is awake.""What? Are you sure?" Kokohashi's eyes lit up with encouragement. He had no idea he had grabbed onto the doctor's shoulders."Yes." Doctor Haishi was brushed to the side by Kokohashi's excited lunge past him.He snickered."Hey! Leave me. L