[Silversnow]

I'm tired of copy and paste! I'm writing this, say what the **** you want!

I bent down. The matches was wet and barely able to use. I threw them away and Turdus gave me new. Finally, I got them lit and held it under the sheet. It quickly catched the fire and spreaded to the corpses. Among them was Tammer and Orion. I stood up and sighed. It was painful to look at the flames, knowing that somewhere in there it consumed some of the only friends I could remember. Turdus stood quietly beside me, knowing that I didn't want to talk. I turned to him.
"Would you do me a favor?" I asked. He nodded. "Get to Noah's weapon shop. Burn his body. Get him out of that place."
Turdus nodded again.
"Where are you going now?"
I shrugged.
"I guess I'm going to the Empress. I have no other place to go. All I need is a description of how to get there. I have to go alone. I don't want others killed because of me."
"We'll figure something out." he said, marking that the conversation was over. I looked down in the ground for a moment, turned around and walked out of the gate. I wondered about how to get to the Empress alive. I slowly walked up the streets, thinking about different possibilities and their consequenses. I thought about the guards. I stopped. Everything cleared up. A empress always has alot of guards. What is the best way to attract guards? Kill someone. A guard perhaps... I realized what I thought about.
So it has come to this has it? I thought. Am I already that crazy?
I shrugged and kept walking. The already too insane plan started to take form in my mind.

The drums boomed.
I didn't recognize the arms carrying me and the metallic feet that hit the ground over and over again.
I was afraid.
I knew what awaited me around the corner.
My life.

That voice... It described a piece of my memory. I knew it. Although no one else knew the words, everyone listened to it. I looked around and realized no one was there to listen. I loaded my gun and aimed my path to the building where I first found Gaia. I burned to see the Empress.
No matter what it costed to do so.