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In all honesty Riven hadn't even thought that this prophecy Silveria told him had anything to do with him, but then again that was usually how things went. His only concern was rebuilding what had been destroyed since the whole war with the lycans had begun, but even he wasn't sure how much could be fixed. The mistrust would linger for some time, and he could only hope that even if it wasn't in his lifetime that things would eventually change for the better.

After they had been cursed, the elves who had once lived in the palace had dispersed, not wishing for any of their kindred to see what had befallen them. Although by now word had gotten around that they had been punished for their actions, and that the only remaining heir would step up and rebuild the broken kingdom. For the most part everyone seemed to easily accept that things would change, but there were those who opposed it strongly and Riven knew he'd have to deal with that just the same.

"So, do you really think this is making any progress whatsoever?" Riven asked Silveria from where they were both sitting in a side room away from all the chaos that had seemed to have fallen right on them by now. Well maybe to an extent things were starting to work little by little, but even he had to question it sometimes.

"I hope you're right on that, it's just hard at times not to feel some discouragement over how some fight so hard against this. Not that I try to feel that way, it just happens from time to time." Riven confessed to Silveria, knowing at least she wouldn't judge him to harshly for admitting that. She was the one person he could confide in without fear of rejection or criticism, and for that he'd always be grateful. Then again, he was fairly sure something much deeper then friendship was starting to form between them but neither did he want to act on such things just yet.

"That is true, I suppose that's the only belief that makes all this worth it." Riven said since believing that things would turn out for the better was the only thing that really kept him going sometimes. Even though the conflicts weren't as bad as they could have been, they were still there and it didn't make it any easier to have to deal with them. Oh well at least the negotiations seemed to be going well which was definitely a step in the right direction.

"That's my goal anyway, so that maybe all this fighting between us can finally end." Riven said, and although he sensed the pull between them he didn't say anything seeing as Silveria seemed hesitant to bring it up herself. He would rather wait and see what kind of move she made before acting on his own emotions, since that seemed to be the safest route at the current moment.

OOC: KK I'll head that way.

"Yes well, we'll just have to see what kind of proof comes out of this chaos." Riven said almost as if he were hinting at things without outright saying it. He was more or less treading carefully as he felt out Silveria's feelings towards him before making his move. That way at least he would know he wasn't making to fast of a move and instead was certain of things before saying anything at all.

"I would say that is true for any race, but at any rate I just hope for now things take a better turn then they have before." Riven said since at least for the most part things did seem to be on the right track. Now if they could keep them that way then that'd be a bit more encouraging then before.

"And if we can keep things that way it'll be less chaos for everyone." Riven said even though he had few doubts that things would stay as they were. Most of the trouble was caused by a few small groups who didn't want this peace stuff to keep going, but they'd be dealt with soon enough.

"I hope you don't mind me saying this, but I think that's the first time I've ever heard you play any kind of instrument." Riven said when he heard the flute music. Actually he didn't even know she played any kind of music at all, of course he had never asked either. Not that any of that mattered, because from the way the music sounded he could have listened for hours and never grown tired of it. And he wasn't above admitting he enjoyed the sound either.