After spending the entire day practicing magic with the help of the other servants, Mayari feel tired. Her energy is pretty much drained, making her sleep early than her usual schedule. Lissy understand her situation and did all she could to make her feel relax by burning a scented herb in Mayari's room. The soothing smell of flowery fragrance drifted to the air like dancing petals, making Mayari immediately fall asleep, and let another memory become her dream. It was a fine sunny day, little Mayari and Lisa is at their vegetable garden, harvesting. It was hot but Mayari didn't mind, as long as it please her mother, she would do anything without complains. "Look at this Mayari," Lisa is holding a big red tomato, "It looks like you when you're angry." She teased. "Hey! I'm not like that, mommy." Little Mayari pouted. "Just teasing." Lisa giggled. Mayari's frown then turned into a sweet smile as she run to her mother and hug her tightly. "I love you mommy!" Mayari cheerily said.

"Please! I don't want this anymore!" "Please... I quit I can't... f-father, please..." Little Mayari beg as tears unendlessly fell down in her cheeks. But her father just grinned wickedly at her, and grab his whip. Mayari knows what will happen next so she tried to run but before she could even get up, two men that is with her father grabbed her. And with the chains they shakled her hands and feet. Adolf stood up from the couch, and slowly walk towards Mayari, facing her back. Adolf raise the whip high above his head and slash it with force to Mayari's back, the wind sung as the whip repeatedly strike to her skin tearing it off as it implant deep wounds where crimson blood unendingly ooze out. "Ahhhh!" Mayari screamed in agony. But Adolf just ignored her pain as he continued to grin with pleasure, while more tears flooded down from Mayari's eyes as she shriek and cried for mercy. Adolf didn't stop, and repeatedly hit Mayari lik

"You're late, my son. Why?" Stephen asked when Evan arrived with his servant in the dining room.The dining room is huge with a very long, wide table, and a big fancy chandelier in the center of the beautifully structured ceiling.A feast decorated the long table and the aroma of the delicious food filled the entire room with delicacy, making anyone's appetite build up like a moutain of hunger.The dining table's seats are occupied by Evan's Family and his Uncle's. They didn't touch a single food and waited for Evan to arrive. "I'm very sorry for my tardiness, everyone." Evan bowed, so as Nino, in an apologetic manner. "I just stumbled on something on my way."Evan then straightened his back and took his seat, while Nino joined the other servants, who are standing patiently near the door.After taking his seat, Evan's eyes then looked up to the bee-like creatures flying above. Yellow and black stripes covered their entire skin

"Because it will ruin the fun..." Her lips then curve into a light smile. Her words were strange but genuine, Mayari is very confused, she don't how or what to react. And neither does she knew what she meant by that. Her subconscious smile then immediately faded and she rested her chin at Mayari's shoulder as she continued to hug her like her long lost lover. Silence then filled the atmosphere while the wind softly brush both Mayari and her subconscious' ebony and silver hair. The silence wasn't awkward nor it is comforting. It's just plain silence like how they see the world in their emotionless perspective. After a long minutes of muted voices, Mayari finally decided to spoke and break the silence between them. "What do you mean?" Mayari asked, referring to her subconscious' last sentence. Mayari felt her subconscious shook her head in reply, refusing to answer Mayari's question. "I thought you will answer my every questions.

"Back so soon." A cold voice stated, "I told you to be careful." Mayari's eyes then bolted open, meeting the same gray clouds. But this time, there are dead branches stretching from the side of her vision. It didn't took her long to find herself laying under the dead tree with her subconscious beside her. Mayari sat up and looked at her subconscious for a second before shifting her gaze to the far away lake. "Life is unfair..." Her subconscious mumbled, "Why can't we just have an ordinary life without being disturb?" Mayari didn't response, remaining quiet. "Tell me, why?" Her subconscious encourage her to answer. "You are my subconscious." Mayari replied, "You already know my answer." "Still, I want to hear you say it." Mayari continued to stare at the lifeless lake for a brief moment, before finally complying to her subconsciousness request. "Because our life..." She coldly spoke, "is nothing but suffering." Mayari then opened her eyes to reality and let the blurriness of h