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That’s how we ended up in the palace library, the same place where we did our research about the box 

I told them everything. 

From the day I first stepped into this world, to Starlight, my families, the Veil, Baelor, and the mountains, and all the way to Little Violet. 

There wasn’t a single part I left out, and not a single thing I softened. Nate, Lian, and Sora listened so quietly I could hear them breathing, while Kylan and Trinity, who were already aware, just stayed close. 

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By the time I finally reached the end of my story, my throat hurt from all the talking, and my heart felt like it was outside my chest. 

It had definitely become much easier than before, and part of it had to do with finally knowing I couldn’t run from this. 

This is who I am. 

I’m done pretending otherwise. 

There was a moment of silence, and then Nate let out a small laugh. 

“What?” I whispered, flustered. As far as I could remember, there was nothing laughable about this story. 

Nate shook his head, laughing harder. “After all that happened, somehow Princess Violet, heir to the common lands, traveling through a magical box and preparing to fight the king of the underworld, doesn’t sound that strange anymore.” 

He cracked up even more, leaning back in his chair. I fluttered my eyes for a bit, then started laughing too. Trinity also joined, and I think it was mostly because Nate just wouldn’t stop. 

Lian leaned forward, tilting her head. “You’re just a bit of everything, aren’t you?” 

I shrugged softly. “I guess so.” 

Trinity waved her hand. “I said from day one, as long as she’s not a vampire!” 

Kylan, who shared her same level of dislike for vampires, let out a small laugh. By now, a few sighs had already slipped from my lips. It felt like a weight had been lifted from my shoulders, and I believed I had made the right choice in telling them. 

My eyes caught Sora. She wasn’t laughing. She was quiet-processing. I could see her thoughts running. and the panic she was trying to hide. 

Lian noticed too. “We want to help you wherever we can, Violet,” she said gently, though her eyes were on Sora. “And we’ll always have your back. No matter what. Right, Sora?” 

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Soki blinked back into reality. “Yes, yes. Right!” 

“So what now?” Nate asked, after he had finally managed to calm down from laughing. “Will you really go back to the past in a few days?” 

“We have to,” Kylan answered for me. “Whatever happened during that moon is where this all began. If w can stop it there….we might be able to stop everything here.” 

I took a slow breath. 

Only a few days left, and there was still so much to figure out. 

“Then we should get together again, including Dylan,” Nate said. “There might be something you missed. and an extra set of eyes is always good. Right?” 

I hadn’t expected him to be this invested. It surprised me how willing he was to help, even though this wasn’t really his fight. He was fighting his own battles, yet he still felt the need to be there for everyone. 

Lian nodded in agreement. “Nate is right,” she narrowed her eyes, “We can guard the box this time while you go through.” 

“That would help a lot,” Kylan agreed. 

We took a risk the last time, but that would be the first and only. It was really necessary for someone to be on the other side. 

“Can’t we involve more people?” Nate asked. “Baelor is a threat to everyone. Every kingdom. Every life.” 

Kylan shook his head. “They would never believe us,” he said. “They would lock every single one of us up before we could even get close to proving anything.” 

Nate paused. He knew Kylan was right. 

Of course, that thought had also occurred to me, but I had also concluded that that wouldn’t be the right 

move. 

If the king was sane, we could’ve told him, but then again, it wouldn’t be a surprise if he already knew. 

He most likely already had his own agenda. 

Kylan crossed his arms and leaned against the wall. “Letting all of them out of the Veil is as good as a death sentence, and we cannot let that happen,” he said. “I’m going to be realistic. I don’t know if we can keep everyone out, but we at least owe it a try. There are two good people inside that Veil, and they have been holding it together for years-” 

Sora slammed her hand on the table so loud it caught everyone’s attention. 

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“Sora- I reached out, but she shook her head, telling me not to speak. Then she clamped both hands 

er her ears. “No. No. No…no-no-” 

She backed up fast, then turned and practically ran out the library doors. Kylan’s jaw tightened, and he moved off the wall to follow her, but before he could, Lian stepped in front of him. 

She placed her hands on his chest, but pulled back instantly when she realized what she had done. “Your Highness…” she bowed her head. “She’s just nervous, but she won’t-” 

Kylan cut her off, cold. “You’d better keep her under control before I do it. If I have to put a leash on your girlfriend, I will.” 

Lian glared at him. “She doesn’t need to be kept on a leash. She isn’t a dog.” she said. “We might be a bit harder, but this is a normal and justified reaction to someone being told that the devil is on the way, Don’t you think?” 

“No, I don’t.” Kylan replied. “I understand what it’s like to want to protect someone, but I do not think that reaction is normal.” 

Lian glared at Kylan for a second longer, then hurried out after Sora. 

The air in the room had shifted, but I was with Lian. She was right, that was a justified reaction. 

Kylan turned his head, and his eyes pierced through mine. Then his legs moved, and he stepped toward me until he was close enough to reach my ears. 

I felt his warm breath near my skin. “Just because you care for someone doesn’t mean you owe them every piece of yourself,” he whispered, his voice softer than expected. “The wrong reaction from the wrong person can destroy everything…and I don’t believe you should’ve told her.” 

Although he had said it so quietly that only I could hear, I took a step back and looked across the room. My eyes went from Trinity to Nate, back to Kylan. 

“I think you’re wrong,” I stated. Kylan looked at me, taken aback. “I respect your opinion, but I don’t regret telling her because I know I can trust her.” 

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