“We have to give it back!” I yell at him for like the tenth time.

“No we don’t, I keep telling you I won it fair and square!” He yells back.

The gauntlet lays there, looking, no staring at us.

I glance at it and I get a bad feeling, “Alex, what did you do to get this?” I immediately ask.

He glances at it then back at me.

“I did what I had to. To protect you, to protect us!”

“How could you be so stupid? You didn’t have to hurt anyone!” I yell.

“How do you know what I did?” He smirks “you were here, safe.”

“You know I can’t stay mad when you give me that goofy smile.” I say smiling for a second then realizing the situation. Then as fast as light my head begins to buzz.

“What’s wrong Aquaria?” He asks seriously.

“It’s another vision thing.” I answer slowly.

Images come at me fast and bright. First my mother and my father fighting. The empty gauntlet holder and museum it was in. The last image was very blurry. It was gone by the time I realized what it was.

“What did you see?” He asks curiously.

“The merworld is in trouble again.”