Silva gave me a look of scorn and disdain as she held her blade out to me. She looked as if she wanted to kill me right where I stood. However, she didn’t for reasons I can only assume stem from curiosity. Seeing this as a chance to get her on my side I raised my hands in a sign of surrender.

“I assume that you already know who I am considering that you are Mordred’s daughter.” I said.

“I do. That man confirmed it for me. However, I don’t understand something.” she said.

“And what is that?” I asked.

“Why did you say that I was necessary to defeat Merlin?” she asked.

“Because you are. I have been to the future and the past. I know what Merlin has done and will do. To stop him, you help me in the future.” I said.

“And what exactly is he going to do?” she asked as if she didn’t believe me.

“He will sacrifice most of the world in order to summon his dead wife from the dead. However, I have yet to see him complete it.” I replied.

“I don’t believe you.”

“Would you believe me if you heard it from your mother?” I asked.

“Of course.” she replied.

“Then allow me to show you what Merlin did to your mother.” I said extending my hand. (Author’s Note: very tempted to have Lou say “hey kid, you wanna see a dead body?” before grabbing her and taking her to the world of stars.)

Silva looked like she wouldn’t even consider it. After a second or so she had thought it over and lowered her rapier. Cautiously, she extended her hand and embraced mine. Lily got inside the pendant as she took my hand and I closed my eyes. Focusing on the world of stars I opened my eyes to see the starry world I had started to become accustomed to. The only difference was that as soon as Silva arrived she began vomiting all over the water floor. Was it even a floor? I don’t know. I’ll let someone else decide that.

“Where did you take me?” Silva asked before raising her rapier towards me and trying not to vomit even more.

“I took you to see your mother.” I said before gesturing towards Mordred’s corpse that laid off to Silva’s side.

At the sight of her dead mother, Silva fell to the side of the corpse. Looking over the body she knew that it was her mother. The face she wore, however, made her look to be in disbelief. Dropping her sword to her side she began to cry over her mother’s corpse. The sight of it made me feel bad that I had even shown her this.

“I tried to save her. I’m sorry.” I said with an apologetic tone.

“Who did this? How did this happen?” she asked once she had stopped crying.

“Merlin killed her after she tried to kill him for killing her father.” Tim said from behind me.

“Who are you?” Silva asked with a threatening glare.

“I am the god of time. I wasn’t going to get involved but your sobbing was getting annoying.” Tim said to Silva before turning to me with more anger showing on her face than ever before. Considering that she rarely showed emotion, it wasn’t much. “Also, this is the second time that you’ve brought someone here who vomited all over my plane of existence. I’m not happy about it.”

“I’m sorry.” I replied sheepishly.

“You better be. Now, I figure that this would be much easier and faster for you.” Tim said before walking over to Silva.

“What are you doing?” Silva asked with a worried look on her face.

“I’m just going to share this idiot’s memories with you so that you know he speaks the truth.” Tim said before touching Silva’s forehead.

“I don’t feel anything.” Silva said before suddenly grabbing her head and shrieking. Falling to the ground she began writhing in pain as her shrieking continued to echo through the world of stars. Foam formed in her mouth and her eyes turned red until blood formed in her tear ducts.

“Stop this! She can’t handle this.” I beseeched Tim.

“Are you sure that she’s the one who can’t handle this? She’s a lot stronger than she looks.” Tim replied as the screaming stopped.