LyraI paused, my smile faltering slightly as her words sank in. “Is it a bad difference?”“No,” Elin smiled warmly, wrapping her arms around me in a tight, comforting hug. “It's good. Even better.”After our short conversation, I lay back down on the mattress, staring up at the stone ceiling, and Elin did the same beside me. Why do I feel like something inside me is missing? I thought, my chest aching with a strange, quiet emptiness. Something kept bugging my mind, lurking just out of reach, but whenever I tried to focus on it... I couldn't grasp what it was. What happened to me after the fall on those stairs? What did I forget that my mind refuses to recall? No matter how hard I pressed, the memory remained trapped behind a dark, immovable wall, leaving only a lingering sense of dread in my gut.“My Lady, I will take my leave now,” Elin said softly, standing up from the bed.“Okay. Thank you, Elin,” I replied, sitting upright as I watched her walk toward the door.“Hmm,” I yawned,
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