Solution

"Who are you?" he asked, starring at Ralph, but he was still sleeping. The stick was like a small feather in his face as he cleaned his face.

The elf walked to a drum at the side of the cave and hit it hard. And they all wake up immediately, groaning.

"Who are you?" he asked bluntly, staring at Ralph and sighted Kiros.

"Kiros my old friend, what brings you here?" he asked staring at her and she sighed.

"Long time no see, I need your help." She said. And he took a seat.

"I should have known that Kiros comes to see me whenever she needs me." He remarked.

"It’s not like that, you know, I can’t leave the kingdom that often." She said.

"Then why did you leave now?" he continued.

"These two creatures here, are my friends, they need to find a way to get back home, so I brought them to you." Kiros stated. And he looked at Ralph and Lucinda from top to bottom.

"They are not creatures, they are called humans." He corrected her and she smiled widely at him.

"Humans, whatever, will you be able to help them?" she inquired. And he stood up.

"What? Let me check." He said and pulled out a mirror from his drawer, looking at it.

"What is he doing?" Lucinda inquired quietly.

"He is a seer; he has to look for the solution." Kiros whispered.

"I hope he gets us out of here, I miss my mum." Ralph said, with his eyebrows lowered and pulled together.

"Mama’s boy." Lucinda teased, and he glared at her.

The elf stared into the mirror, and he saw Queen Luna pushing them into a portal. He stroked his chin and dropped the mirror.

"I know the solution!!" he yelled, with his head held high. They all stood up looking at him.

"So what’s the solution?"  Ralph inquired.

"The person that brought you here, is the only one that has the power to take you back." He said, and Lucinda and Ralph both screwed up their faces.

"I know why you guys are looking like that, she is in this world with you and I will take you to her." He said and they both smile widely at him.

"I told you she might be in this world." Ralph muttered, staring at Lucinda.

"I am glad she is." Lucinda muttered.

"Can’t we go now?" Ralph inquired, staring at the elf.

"We can’t go, we will have to go tomorrow, it is late." He remarked.

"I have to go back home." Kiros said, and they all stared at her.

"Why are you in a hurry, my friend? It will be dangerous out there, why don’t you go tomorrow." The elf said.

"Alright, I will go tomorrow, do you have any food? I am starving." She said, holding her stomach.

"Wait, let me bring something for you." He said, and walked out of the cave. While they were all settled down on the chair waiting for him.