Later, the fairies searched the burnt forest for the parents of the children only to see the remains of the charred bodies....Robin and Marian died together but sadly as they thought they had let there children die as well. They mourned and went back to the children. As they tried to tell them what happened, they realize the children were so traumatized that they had no memory of their previous lives and parents. The fairies decided to keep it that way until they were ready to learn. The Fairy Princess, Gazelle, assigned fairies to every children. One fairy close to Robin and Marian was in charge of their children. Micah wasn't as badly burned as his sister whose arms were charred. The fairy healed the baby not realizing that the magic had mixed with the fire burns were seeping into her baby soft skin giving Haley powers of her own. The fairies raised the children in the underground until the forest grew back (sped up with the help of fairies). By the times the children were up and about, they were in their early teens. They spent their days in the forest never leaving or learning what the Sheriff of Nottingham has done to the kingdom.<br/><br/>Years later<br/><br/>The group of 10 kids were hunting for food. They were hunting a big hog that seemed to be dangerous. They made sure they worked as a team to kill it and not get anyone hurt.<br/><br/>Haley, the youngest at 16, watched impatiently at it then whines, "Now?"