Elemental Kingdom

Blaze just shook his head weakly and stayed quiet.

She kissed his cheek. "Come on Blaze."

"I feel ashamed, Snow. I feel guilty. Almost three hundred people dead by me."

"Blaze I know you feel guilty." She told him. "But everything will be ok again."

"There were kids, Snow. Little kids."

"I realised that, just please Blaze, come home."

"I don't even know where I am."

"Far out west country. Very far." Delilah supplied helpfully.

"That far away from home....Wait, did you say west country?"

"Far as you can get before hitting the ocean. Blaze jumped it last time, I had to be on a boat for weeks."

"My home...It should be around here."

"Not anymore," Delilah muttered. "Everything in a two mile radius is gone."

"My home wasn't on the surface, it was underground....But I doubt there was much left anyway."

"If there was anyone or anything alive in it, they would have been baked or roasted."

"Can I at least go and see her?" Snow asked, not noticing that she had called her home her.

"We'll be here. Blaze isn't going anywhere fast." Delilah moved to punch the side of Blaze's let and he hissed in pain.

"Alright then."

"Good luck finding anything not scorched."

"Found it." She called to them.

"See you in a moment then, if you're going underground."

"You might as well come with, and Blaze doesn't have to move."

"Putting him in a closed space isn't good right now. 'Flash fire' springs to mind."

"It's not enclosed, it's just like here."

"Since you called it 'underground' I assumed that meant it had four walls and a ceiling. Or am I wrong?"

"You're wrong." She touched them and the appeared outside of a pure white palace, a lava fall next to it creating a nice warm background and air and it looked like they were still up top, but really they were underground, it just felt like outside. "Welcome to my home, this was where I was put before I met Garnet."

"Ice spirit underground near to heat? Sounds like a prison than a home."