"RELENA!" A woman called out, as the fire surrounded the once beautiful castle.
"MOTHER!" A girl about the age of 15, with golden hair, and azure eyes, shouted.
The girl frantically searched for any sign of human life, but found none. All there was, was fire, flames of red and orange, covered the ground, and screams could be heard from a far distant.
The girl, afraid of the flames, ran through a patch fo trees, her beautiful satin dress, torn by low branches.
Tears streaming down her face, the once princess of the Cinq Kingdom, disappeared into the lonely, dark night.

***** "What do you mean they're dead!" King Yuy exclaimed.
"My Lord, the whole Cinq palace was destroyed, and no survivers were found," A soldier explained.
"And the princess?" He asked, with a little hope in his voice.
The soldier shook his head sadly, "No," and walked towards the main gates, of the palace.
The King sighed heavily, and looked toward the the oak doors of his home. There stood two figures, one a women, with a magnificent blue gown, and wearing a Queen's crown, and another, a boy, an age of 15, with unruly brown hair, and prussian blue eyes, watched the solidier leave, and then stared at the King.
"Odin?" the women asked, as she walked toward the King.
"The soldier, just informed me of the des-destruction of the Cinq Kindom's palace," He said sadly, dare not to look at the Queen's eyes. She gasped, and covered her mouth with one hand.
"You, mean, the royal family too?"
"I'm afraid so,"
"The marriage, will it still be held, dear?"
"Yes, but let's talk of that matter a different time, right now I'm going to the Cinq Kindom, or, what's left with it," The King walked to a white horse, and motioned for two royal guards to follow.
The Queen watched, as her husband mounted his horse and rode off, two guards following behind him.
"Where is he going?" The boy asked, as the Queen walked back toward the entrance to the palace.
"Heero, now I don't think it's any of your concern," The Queen replyed.
"He's going to the Cinq Kindom,"
The Queen was astonished, her son always managed to eavesdrop on any important conversation.
"That's a bad habit you know,"
"Well, thanks to it, I am imformed on any news, which I am not going to be told," He said cooly, as a sly grin spread across his face. But it his grin faded, when he looked at his mother's face. The once lovely face, was now a depressed one.
"Is there something wrong...." he trailed off. That question was never answer in the conversation, he had with his mother. He sighed and walked toward his chambers, to think for a while.
What's wrong with her?He thought. All thoug Heero was only able to hear a portion of the chat, the Queen and King had.
Heero laid on his bed, and closed his eyes. His thinking of the situation would continue later.