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Kenan exclaimed after taking a deep breath. I'm speechless. Yeah, I'm not going to deny that one. "We have a lot of agendas, so don't waste time! First, we have to get your bodies used to something that is tiring, and heavy! Second, I have to train you how to defend yourself, I master the martial art of pencak silat, so I will train you with that one. Thirdly, your mentality is lousy! You must be very crybaby, scared easily, and give up easily! Do you know? You can't get revenge with that kind of mentality! So, before you go back to school, At least you should be able to defend yourself when they torture you! Do you understand?!"

If an honorable maiden is forced to study so many things, then I was certain that the princes had gone through a very thorough course for their education. “I guess…” I replied vaguely before pasting a little smile on my lips. I was sure that there were many things that the prince could teach me; however, the lesson that I had with him yesterday probably did not match with what Salena had in mind. Just thinking about it made me let out a depressing sigh. “Don’t give up just yet. Your classes just started, right? I’m sure your classes are difficult but hang in there,” Jessie said encouragingly. “That’s right. This is a great opportunity for you to study. Please do you best and focus on your cl

I hoped to protect them both from knowing about the danger, but Jase was growing up and deserved to know the truth. “Truth?” Sirena’s head snapped up. “You can read my mind now?” I scoffed, shaking my head. “Aunt Raven taught Jase and me.” Sirena shrugged. “She said it was a good defense against bad guys.” I nodded, smiling. “Well, try not to read mine and Mommy’s minds. Okay?” Sirena let out a long, exasperated sigh. “Okay, but it’s going to be hard.” Everyone laughed.

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"And all who walk this path with us" "Today, we do not teach power for its own sake," I continued, my voice growing stronger as I found my footing in the truth I was speaking. "We do not train you to dominate others or inspire fear in those who would oppose you. We teach balance the understanding that strength without wisdom is merely destruction waiting to happen, that knowledge without compassion is a weapon turned against the wielder."

"Learning from the start what the rest of us had Marin to learn. That you've managed to get this far by yourself is impressive." "I had Morwyn," I answered. "Whose Fae, not Nightshade. She might be able to instruct you in using supernatural power, but only one of us can instruct you how it feels to bear this legacy." Selara's expression had grown severe. "That's why we came, sister. Not just to battle at your side, but to teach you all Marin taught us." That present came with a heavy burden. Two days weren't enough to learn everything they had to offer, but half knowledge was preferable to nothing and could be what kept them alive or wiped them out.

"Intellectually, yes, I know it's the Serenex, but in my heart, it feels right. Wasn't that the rationale you gave us for all those journaling exercises? I always found them a bit tedious myself, but I do remember some of the lecture side of things. You said they were to help us understand what's inside of us so we can bring it to the outside in the way we want. Something like that, anyway. I was sitting too close to Taylor and her idiot friends to hear it all." "This is definitely not what I meant by that!" I insisted, standing. Just once, it would be nice if anything Serenex-related made sense or went according to plan! And of course, it had to be with a young woman who had near eidetic me