Cinder and Sarah were supposed to be married sometime soon in the fall. With all the busy schedules of their friends and family Sarah had decided to surprise our elven friend the night before. She wanted to marry right away.


Sarah stood beside Mor that night brushing his mane, thinking of her dearest Cinder. "I want to marry now. I wonder if it wouldn't mind"?

She looked up to the sky for a moment then continued to brush the horse.

Cinder arrived home after another grand day at work. Everything was rolling according to plan he thought. "Soon the gates of Ocean will open up, just for me". He wiped his bare feet at the door and headed inside. Placing his coat on the door he then plopped down onto the couch. He placed his feet in the warmer and browsed the newspaper for a minute. "Sarah, I'm home".

"Okay, I'm out back".

Cinder put aside the newspaper and walked outback to greet her. He grinned back at her beautiful smile and gave her a hug.

"Hey love, how are you"?

"Good. Cinder"?

"Yes, what is it"?

"I want us to get married right now".

"Hmm, right now? How do we intend to do that, I thought you wanted the wedding of your dreams"?

Sarah smiled to him. "I still want that but for now I want to be married to you. All we need is a Preacher".

Cinder nodded and thought about it. He didn't like human preachers all too much; they were boastful at best and claimed that there was one true god. Still he himself found respect in them for working their religion into the country as a product. Selling hope to the masses, it was a profitable business. "Alright, I will get a preacher".

He walked around the side of the house and then stopped once he was clear from view. Whispering softly he summoned up a skeletal priest. Unlike most skeletal minions the priest was only valuable for holy wars when the gods decided to interrupt the wars of the lesser. "Now just so you know there isn?t any war and she is a demon and I am to marry her".

The priest looked at him for several second, and then laughed. "You must be better dressed my master, work clothes cannot be suitable for a sacred occasion".

Cinder nodded and walked around the back of the house. At this time Sarah had gone inside to change herself into her wedding dress. She appeared back at the door in a glorious white gown, it sparkled with light even in the dark night. He whistled softly under his breath as he passed her into the house.

"Agh...". He groaned looking at the garment back hanging up on the hook. He unzipped it and took off his clothes. He jogged on his white trousers and white-buttoned shirt tucking it under the pants then the gray vest and white suit jacket. He shook his head in the mirror, he looked handsome, and he gave quick thumbs up into the mirror and tucked a pink rose into his suit pocket and adjusted his tie. He returned outside and the priest and Sarah looked at him.

"Much better master"...

"You look handsome Cinder".

Cinder swore he could hear Delliah laughing at him from the distance; he turned and saw her napping along side the young colt in the stables. He nodded. "You look beautiful Sarah, marvelous".


"Ahem, shall we begin people"? The priest stood before a pullet and altar, which rose from the earth, suddenly the sky opened up shining moonlight down upon them; even rose petals fell like rain. Surely a wizard was showing off.

The wedding went smoothly the usual lines were spoken between priest and groom then priest and bride. Lastly.

"I Do". Cinder turned to Sarah. The priest then turned to her as well.
"I Do". Sarah smiled back at him.


"Under the rights vested unto me, I now pronounce you Husband and Wife. You may kiss the bride".

The priest vanished and the pulpit and altar returned. Cinder took her into his arms and kissed her lovingly for many minutes. The rose rain kept falling around the two. This without a doubt a memorable November night.