The next day, the two men go to the mountain to dig up the remains of the city. They find that the city has been destroyed, and the city is in ruins. The two men decide to go back to the city to find out what's happened. They don't want to kill anyone, but they do want to find the treasure. They're not sure how they're going to do it. They decide to move the army to the front lines as soon as they can, so that they'll have a chance to win the war. They also decide to take the baby home with them. The father and son talk about the treasure they've found in the mountain, and how their father didn't find the right person to dig it up because he wasn't sure who he was. They wonder if they can find the truth about the apocalypse in the mountains, and whether they can make any difference in the world. The son asks if he's going to care about his daughter if he doesn't get to see her again. He tells the father to go as far away from the city as he can, and if he can't see his daughter again, then he should just leave the kingdom. He asks himself why he loves his son so much, and he says that he'd like to ask himself that question. He says that every time he asked himself this question, he found that he could never help but love his son more. He apologizes for having had such a hard time finding his daughter, and asks her to keep him in her thoughts from now on. She says that she didn'