When Aurora stepped out of the portal and arrived in the kingdom of fire, he immediately became very hot. The temperature here was so filled with heat that hardly anyone could stand it. Bubbling lava flows made their way here and there through the abundant black rubble. Volcanoes haunted fire from their gaping throats. The air was filled with an acrid and unpleasant smell of sulfur. It would not be easy for him to find Erin here, but it was his duty to make sure that nothing happened to her. Undaunted, he made his way over the rocky path that was occasionally interrupted by large cracks in the stone and so you had to look for an alternative route. Aurora hoped that Erin hadn't already fallen into one of the ravines he saw along the way.

After a while he found her. The young woman stood at the edge of a path. Her dark brown hair wafted ghostly in the air. She had bowed her head and was staring at the mass of lava below. Her glasses reflected the red and yellow flashing lights emanating from the fire. Then she noticed Aurora who just stopped dead. They looked deeply into each other's eyes for a moment. Finally, Aurora moved slowly towards Erin. When he got to her, she said to him with an indifferent tone and a heated expression in her shimmering red eyes: "Aurora ... It is fate that we are here. The fire, it calls me. This is all fate. It begins. Help me to my first power. My heart and my body burn. A sign ... I ... have to go to the fire. Join me ... We have to stick together ... forever ... "she finally added Adds a gentle smile: "Unless you absolutely want something to happen to me, if I might fall into this lava canyon here, let's see ..." Erin was serious. She wanted to test him. Slowly she turned with her back to the pit and let herself fall. He was there immediately, just caught her hand and pulled her back to safety, then let go of her. Aurora looked a little confused. He didn't know exactly what she wanted to show him, but still thought it better to follow her, as she was moving on again undeterred and with the determination of the fire. He quickly followed up. Erin seemed to be guiding something; she was magically drawn to an alien power. It was clear, however, that the normal, pretty young and somewhat reserved woman he met earlier was not speaking. But she seemed to have a direct goal. When Erin threatened to fall into the lava after a short time, she stopped Aurora. The rest of the journey turned out to be extremely cumbersome as she did not pay attention to where she was going and neglected all caution, so that Aurora had all sorts of things to do. Situations like this could weld people closer together as it was a matter of life or death.Aurora was aware that Erin's fate was in his hand at the moment and that he could not fail because of his high rank as a messenger.

Time and again he had to keep her on the right path, protect her from the creatures he had saved Erin from before and carry her over gaping gorges while he himself tried to find an alternative path. At the same time he noticed what kind of beauty Erin actually possessed. Nevertheless, he would like to know where this symbol around her navel came from, which is currently constantly flashing blood-red in pounding rhythm. Touching the crystal in the lock resulted in a brilliant white color. This had to mean something.

When both of them arrived at an extensive rocky plateau, a gigantic stone figure, crossed by red lines and symbols, suddenly broke out of a wall and stood in Erin's path. Aurora immediately recognized that it was a lava golem who was anything but pleased that someone had the audacity to invade his territory. "Get out of the way with you! I have to go on!" Erin called to the being, who took it as an insult. The golem reached out with one of his mighty hands to crush her. Aurora stepped in quickly and pushed her out of the danger zone while he parried the blow with one of his barriers. Then he sent out a dozen or so balls of light to drive away the angry figure, which took a moment, but finally the Lava Golem had to give in and went to sleep. Aurora helped Erin who didn't seem to notice the danger she had just been in. In the distance he saw a volcanic mountain, far larger than any surrounding structure. They had to be there pretty soon. He took Erin by the hand and sprinted on with her to avoid further incidents that could be fatal. Fortunately, at the foot of the distant object, an ornate stone staircase, decorated with numerous rune-like symbols that looked quite similar to those on Erin's clothes and her stomach, led directly up to a kind of entrance that seemed to lead into the volcano. Both lingered briefly before the dream-like sight, then they walked on.

Inside was a huge grotto made of lava rock. In the center stretched a seething lava lake on the other bank of which the passage to a second room with a kind of cage was visible. Suddenly the grotto trembled. Erin and Aurora looked around quickly. At the same moment a dragon-like being shot out of the fiery lake with a deafening roar.

Erin sprinted around this to the second room, but this was now sealed by a magical blockage, as was the exit. They didn't have a choice. Erin and Aurora had to face the creature. "I am Lyafarr, the guardian of this place and the fire power.The girl is only allowed to happen when she has the power to defeat me. She must prove herself worthy of being a legendary messenger! "said he." A fire Leviathan. Amazing. Very rare to find ... "remarked Aurora. It was obvious that Erin had no prospect of victory without a single water skill. He had to help her win this fight. Without further ado, he lent her a little of his water Magic. Erin felt the vital energy of the moist element flowing through it and sent a few projectiles, like torpedoes, onto the Leviathan. Unfortunately, they only bounced ineffectively off the impenetrable scales of the mythical creature, which countered with an all-destructive light blue flame from his Maul, which Erin just managed to avoid, but which made her sweat on her forehead. "It doesn't work, Aurora!" She shouted. "You have to aim for the stomach! He's vulnerable there! "Advised Aurora and pointed with her hand to the spot. She tried, but could not really control the borrowed power. No wonder, she was a layman in this art. Often she missed her target completely and The Leviathan responded with increasingly violent waves of fire that almost hit Erin. Individual chunks loosened from the walls through the raging of the Leviathan and crashed hard on the floor, leaving behind not to be despised defects in the surface .. If so on went, everything would collapse in the end and Aurora couldn't answer for that. He briefly touched his head. Before the situation got even worse, he decided to guide the movements of Erin with his own strength. With combined strength, the young woman finally met their goal, the water strength, was now greater than before and caused the Leviathan considerable pain, and he dived into his lava lake and the Barriers in front of the passages disappeared. "You have proven yourself worthy. With the help of the other legendary messenger you have put me to flight. So go on and gain the power of fire!" came the creature's voice again. "I ... I did it ..." Erin snorted. She seemed to be herself again. Aurora stepped over and patted her shoulder briefly as a token of appreciation. She gave him a slight smile and then, accompanied by Aurora, entered the room where the flaming cage was floating just above the floor.

A kind of fire spirit in the form of a graceful woman with long flaming hair was trapped in it, tugging at the fiery bars of the round, cube-shaped cage. their cries of lament had an inhumanly high pitch. "Aurora ... I have to ... into the cage? I would burn ..." He suspected a kind of test behind the matter and checked briefly whether it was an illusion. In fact, he didn't feel a bit of heat. "There is no danger.Come in, "he said curtly to Erin. She wasn't entirely sure" Do you really think that ... "Aurora helped her courage a little by simply pushing her into the cage. She fell through the bars without getting burned Immediately the fire being united with her body. The cage dissolved into air and Erin hovered high in the air for a brief moment with her eyes closed and arms outstretched. The mark on her stomach literally blazed and for a tiny moment it appeared Changing the color of her long, flowing hair to snow white. Aurora watched silently what was going on. A pattern lit up on the floor. It looked pretty much like the symbol around Erin's navel. Then it faded. He sprinted off around her just in time before she fell to the ground. The magical moment began as soon as it ended. Aurora held Erin tightly in her arms. She had passed out. He was there With that, the matter was settled and made her way back to the castle of the dragon queen via a magical portal.

As he stood in one of the spacious hallways of the castle, he looked for a moment for the room of the legendary Botin. Undoubtedly, Erin had a power that needed nurturing to reach its climax. That was probably what he was responsible for. but now he was plagued by quite a tiredness after the whole grueling day with all its confusing events. He took it calmly. So far nothing has really shocked him. He slowly opened the door to her room and gently set her down on her bed. Then tomorrow Aurora would bring her back home. But first of all sleep had priority. So he went to his room and lay down in his bed.

The next morning Aurora checked on Erin as soon as she got up. When he entered her room she welcomed him in a friendly but somewhat sleepy way and wished him a good morning. The day of departure had come for the young woman. They went on their way. Outside the sun was shining brightly and the flawless blue sky was only occasionally crossed by one or the other white cloud. At the entrance to the castle, Elain the