"I will try, but somethings can never bring joy," he said flatly, fallowing behind Tieral as they all fallowed GOldenscale, "I will see you later today after Fost's burial rights are given and he is buried."

"I'll be making sure he gets the burial he wanted. he never wanted a big even over his death, so we'll be going over the very basic rights everyone gets so that we honor one of his wishes," he said, looking down as they exited the school, "Quick and simple, he always liked it that way."

"Mayumi has given the request to use his home as a tomb so that she could visit from time to time, it will be open to everyone so that they can pay their respects whenever they can," he said, starting towards the cave entrance, "You and Mayumi will be the first to enter once it is complete and he is buried. I'll personally come for you. Until then, stay strong." Giving a nod, Rhidik turned and walked out of the cave.

"Who is Frost," Ece asked, her voice sounding a little clearer, "Was he some important or close person?"

"It's alright, we all miss him," Tieral said, terals forming in his eyes, "Heleft us with a smile on his face and family in his dreams. He will never be truly gone so long as we remembr him in our minds and our hearts."

"I'm sorry I asked," Ece whispered, pulling her pouch around so she could hold it with her wings, "I should never have asked when it was so obvious it was tied to a great loss."

"We can only guess what he would have done," she said, looking back up to Goldenscale, "Where are we going now?"

"Correction, we were going to Mayumi's. We are now there," Tieral said, seeing Mayumi lifting a large stone slab into place," i must admit, she is a lot stronger than I thought."

"If you want to, go ahead. You are family and that is enough for me to know you truly want to help," Mayumi said, setting the slab so that it locked into place, "I spent all the money I have buying the permits and these precut slabs. The slabs themselves will fit together like a puzzle, and hold long enough for the cement binder to dry and hold them."

"Work ing is porbably the best thing i can do right now. It keeps me focused on the present rather than the past, and I'm actually getting something done," she said, marking where the door was going to be and cuting it out of a slab, "We should have this done by noon if we only take five minutes for lunch."