The princess approaches and listens to what the leading guard says. Even though she had a pleasant time in the village, it was true that she wanted to see other places in the kingdom. Genesis nods and heads towards the King, who was near the carriage. "I guess we can go now, father," she tells him. Just then she hears something like an explosion and a strong shock wave sends her away, causing her to crash into a wall, becoming unconscious. After a while she slowly wakes up with a loud ringing in her ears, but she can still hear people screaming. She is too weak to get up and her vision is blurry. She sees a silhouette approaching. She feels someone move her and try to lift her off the ground.

He had called his band of soldiers back to him, instructing them what the rough idea and navigation would be. That was until the shock wave happened. He was some of the men that was launched further away. It didn't help he struck his head pretty seriously, a gash opening along his left temple. He groaned as he stumbled to his feet, rushing to the princess's side. He shook his head, pulling away those he didn't recognize with a growl and glares of anger. He worriedly looked over the princess,

nudging her and trying to see

if she was hurt.

Genesis, still very dizzy, begins to notice the pain in her back and the back of her head that is intensifying. "Father..." she murmurs to the silhouette she sees in front of her, her dizziness does not allow her to recognize who that really is. She also has no idea what is happening around her. As they move her, the pain in her back intensifies even more, causing her to let out a pained moan. Just then another explosion is heard, this time more distant and Genesis feels a tremor on the ground. Finally, the person in front of her picks her up and carries her somewhere, but she can no longer stay awake, falling unconscious again.

He worriedly held her close. In his own pain, it was hard to tell where the carriage was. He bit his lips tightly before deciding to ask for help from the villagers. There had to be some healer or someone who could assist them. He went door to door asking for help before he even found a doctor at the edge of town. He stayed by her side, almost refusing any assistance himself.