The next mourning King Edmund met in council with his father, King Richard, Sir Rohan and Sir Charles and were discussing he future Plans for the kingdom.
âI think that we should name a new Duke of Anglsireâ suggested Fredrick.
âBut who can we trustâ asked Rohan
âI know of oneâ replied King Edmund
âWho Ed?â asked king Richard.
âWhy Sir Charles of courseâ replied Edmund
âMe my King?â asked Sir Charles in shock
âYes, Sir Charles, you and only because you desearve it more then any other knight in the Kingdom. You have served my father well and I know that you will remain loyal to me no matter what happensâ replied King Edmund.
âThank you, for this honor my Lordâ said a happy Sir Charles
âKnow, Rohan before you go to Bree you need to help my brother and I when we return to Burkaâ anounced King Edmund.
âReturn to Burka? Why both of you?â asked a shocked fredrick.
âFather Richard and I have to full fill a promise we made to Sir Vincent your best friendâ replied King Edmund
âWhat promise?â asked Fredrick
âThere is a cave deep in the mountains of Burka, in this cave is the last two dragon eggs and we promised Sir Vincent that we would help them hatch and protect them and to live up to our ancestory. At all cost, even if it means our lives and I believe thatâs is why my brother wishes to live in Burka and rule it under the banner of Endor, so he can protect the last of the dragonsâ replied King Edmund.
âThere is more to our anchestory then you knowâ said Fredrick while he was walking over to the throne, sliding away a secret panel that revealed a compartment with books. Fredrick removed the books and walked back over to the group. He handed the books to Edmund. Edmund read the titles of each book: The Life of Dragons and the second was Healing Dragons and the third was called Dragon Ryderâs and the giftâs they process and the fourth book was entitle The Ancestory of Dragonâs and Their Ryderâs, all in fancy gold lettering. Edmund just started at the books after he read the titles.
Then Fredrick spoke âYou and your brother are the chosen ones, I just wish that we knew of the eggs before now. Then I could of started training you back when you first came home to Endorâ said Fredrick
âWe must set out at onceâsaid Edmund
âNot yet my sonâ said Fredrick âBut why not, father?â asked Edmund
âBecause you must make arrangments for someone to watch over your affairs hereâ answered Fredrick.
Edmund thought about it for a few minutes before he spoke âFather youâre the only one who could, would you watch over my Kingdom and family until I returnâ âI shall with all my strength that I have let in my bodyâ answered Fredrick
âThank you Fatherâ replied Edmund
âWe must pack and prepare the soilders, knights and farmers and women and the supplies that we are able to take with usâ ordered King Richard and they all started to leave to prepare for their journy to Burka. âEd, take the books you and Richard can study them on your way to Burkaâ requsted Fredrick
âI will fatherâ replied Edmund as he picked up the books and walked out of the throne room, towards his private chambers to pack and to explain to elizabeth why he must go. As he opened the door he looked at his Queen, his love and realized that he would miss her deeply.
âMy love, I am sorry but I must leave in the morningââ¦.. begun Edmund before Elizabeth cut him short.
âBut why, my loveâ
âTo keep a promise and moreâ replied Edmund
âMore?â asked Elizabeth.
âYes, my love to protect our ancestoryâ replied Edmund
âBut how?â asked Elizabeth.
âThe Dragonâs need the Dracoâs help again andââ¦. Began Edmund before Elizabeth inturpted him again
âMy love, the Dragonâs are dead, they have been for a million years.â
âNo my dear, there are two Dragon eggs in Burkaâ replied Edmund with pride.
âOh how wonderfulâ exclaimed Elizabeth with excitement.
âThat is why I must return there with Richard to full fill the promise to Sir Vincentâ stated Edmund
âI see, just be careful and come home to us saftlyâ ordered Elizabeth.
Edmund grabbed his wife gently and looked into her eyes and promised her âI will come home to you and the children.â The next mourning, before they left Richard, Rohan and Edmund took turns passing the twins around saying tearfull goodbyes to everyone. Edmund kissed and held Elizabeth and said to her âI love you, my love, Iâll returnâ then he got on his horse and they all rode off to meet their caravan of knights, soliders, farmers, and architects and women and wagons of surplies. They rode west towards Burka. Their were two groups, one was King Richardâs and the other group was Sir Charles the Duke of Anglsire. Once they go so far they will say their goodbyes and split up, one group continuing west and the other turning south towards Endorâs southern city of Anglsire.
Every night in their tent Edmund and Richard would read the books of Dragons and learning new things, like how dragon ryders were either warriors or Sorcerors or sometimes both and that the sorcorer and his dragon had to go and train with the elves to become strong in the ways of magic together and the warrior trained for war with his dragon.
âWell, I guess Iâll have to make a trip to Westsireâ anounced Richard.
âWhen I get back home, I will send a messenger to westsire and request they live up to their calling and train youâ replied Edmund. After a few minutes Richard gasped
âWhat is it?â asked Edmund
âIts says here that the only way for a dragon to hatch is for its ryder to ask it toâ stated Richard.
âSounds easyâ replied Edmund, Just then they heard Rohan outside the tent ask for permisson to enter.
âMay I enter brothersâ
âYesâ replied Edmund who noticed as Rohan entered the tent that he looked sad. âWhat is wrong?â asked Richard
âI had a dream that distrubed me very muchâ replied Rohan
âplease tellâ replied Richard
âplease doâ replied Edmund.
âWell, I dreamed that my soliderâs and I where wondering the halls of the palace in Bree, when we found my mother very much alive, when she saw the banners of Endor that some of my men were carring she asked me âHow is your father King Fredrickâ said a shaky Rohan.
âWell what do you say about that Rich?â asked Edmund
âMaybe itâs a preminitionâ suggested Richard.
They fell asleep after talking half the night about dragons, ghosts, Bree and Endor and Burka. The next day made three months of being away from the castle and it was time to say good bye to Sir Charles and his caravan.
âGood bye my loyal Dukeâ said King Edmund sadly
âGood bye my Kingâ replied Sir Charles tearfully, when everyone was done with goodbyes they started south while Edmund, Richard and Rohan and their Caravan continued west. Twenty miles further they came to the village by the lake, where they found the old farmer. They kept themselves promise about fixing part of his barn, They acyually rebuilt the barn. It only took three days with all their men to rebuild it. Then they continued on their way, proud of thems selfs for keeping another promise even though they did more then what they promised. One evening a month later Sir Rohan came to the Kings tent.
âWhat is it Rohan?â asked Edmund
âI just got back from scouting ahead and I found burnt Mountains and extremely hot tempertures just over the next passâ replied Rohan.
âWe have reached Burkaâ anounced Richard.
âWe will take four knights and four soliders and four engineers with usâ said Edmund âAnd we will set up the preimitures of my palace and land for my people and then we will leave the engineerâs to start building and the soilderâs and the knights will stand guardâ said Richard.
âWe need to at least twenty more to start the laboringâ suggested Rohan
âTrueâ agreed Richard
âThen its settled, we will go at first light and in three days we will send for everyone elseâ said Edmund
âBut first we should get some restâ said Rohan.