Chapter 4 Part 2

Before the recreation of the world, when Codarius lived here when he was 11 years old, he had seen this happen. Codarius realized that the events that happened seemed to have not been altered whatsoever, and found this as an opportunity to prevent what caused some of his first trauma. Codarius now remembered completely, the trauma caused by the open execution of what everyone called, "The Demon." Codarius knew that the person wasn't a demon, its body features weren't similar at all, and demon's aren't supposed to be physically visible to humans.

The "Demon" was half human, and half dragon-like, it had the horns of a dragon, green long hair, and 4 wings sprouted from its hips. Each of the wings were tied up to the wooden board, along with its tail that ran down its small body. The person looked like he was about Codarius' age, it certainly was very young. Codarius remembered this day, witnessing someone young, though at that time, the person was a few years older than Codarius was, being brutally executed.

Codarius wanted to stop it, but he was hopeless. He learnt the feeling of uselessness, hopelessness, and lack of power. He had nightmares and nightmares about that day for several nights and months. Codarius knew he had to do something. Even if it would get him in serious trouble, he needed to at least learn the reason for the execution. There was no way someone young as that deserves to get executed. Codarius shoved Lux's arm that was holding him tight off, and firmly said, "Sorry, I can't let this go." Lux understood Codarius' feelings.

However, the situation was not in their favor. If any of Codarius' actions causes them to get attacked, then they are possibly doomed, Lux thought. Codarius then made his way to the front of the crowd, after trudging through people looking at him weird. He then yelled at the mage, "Hey, what's this about? What did he do to get this?" The person looked at Codarius in the eye hopelessly, and faintly. The person was quite beautiful, with green eyes that reflected the doomful fire rising on it. Then the mage yawned, and simply replied, "Well, he's kind of a nuisance, he's a demi-human that's most likely in the half dragon lineage.

We can't let anyone like that just roam around y'know. And plus, he fell from the area of the Great Mountain Ranges of Tindalos, and he's a demi-human? Who knows, maybe he's from the other side, and if that's the case, he's a hazard to this entire place." Codarius didn't understand why they discriminated against the person so much. Then the mage laughed and joked, "The good thing is, it was so beat up and weakened, I was just able to pick it up to its execution, it was hilarious." Codarius had enough. He wasn't going to take that. He walked back outside the crowd, and Lux and Rick looked at Codarius' actions.