Sia "BETTER?" SIA ASKED, sitting by the edge of the river. "Much better," Diana confirmed with a sigh, the cold water hitting her hot skin. "Join me?" Sia shook her head. "If I have to try to stop you from running to your mate, and also prevent other wolves from getting to you, I would prefer not to be wet. Besides, I am a fire elemental, we don't do too well with water." Diana sighed, sinking deeper into the water till only her head was out of the water. "You think they have given up on looking for us by now?" Sia asked. "No, I believe they should be on our tails by now," Diana responded, playing with the ripples around her. "You are the only one with a tail, Diana," Sia reminded, and Diana rolled her eyes. "Also, if you know they are right behind us, why then are we not getting as far away from here as possible?" "They should be on our tails– well, my tail and your behind–" Diana corrected, giving Sia another pointed look. "–but that doesn't mean they are." Sia frowned.

DianaFINDING OUT SOMETHING new about a person she thought she knew, left Diana unsure of how to feel. After all, she hid from Julia, the truth about the Crown. Robin never really trusted Julia, and Rudolph was too in love with her to be able to tell something was off. Diana, on the other hand, was too excited about having another female in the group that she did not try too hard to understand who Julia truly was. All she knew about Julia's past, was the fact that she was exiled. Now, finding out that Julia had all along, clues that could possibly lead to the missing pages of the Witches' Circle, made Diana feel a little sad, and a lot stupid. "How did I not even suspect her? Even just a little bit. I mean, I knew she was exiled, I should have tried to find out what really happened," Diana said with a deep groan. Sia chuckled. "Trust me, the Julia I know would not have given you any reason to suspect her. Growing up, she was the best at the illusion spells. Hoax reality was her

Diana IT WAS NIGHTTIME when they finally got to the Kingdom of the Witches.At that moment, a guard was leading them to a room so Diana could shift back, and once she was done, he would take them to the King's Castle where King Marse was already expecting them. 'Diana.'Knowing who the voice belonged to, Diana chose not to respond. 'I know you can hear me, Diana. I understand you are furious, but you do not have to talk, just listen.'I reached out to Selene but it was near impossible to get through to her. It seemed like an invisible wall was stopping me from reaching her. After so many tries, I finally got to her. 'They are cutting her out, Diana.''Cutting her out? What do you mean by that?' Diana questioned. 'They are taking away her immortality and making her reincarnate as a human.' Diana's eyes widened. 'Wait, what? But then can't do that! Why would they?' 'Remember at the evolution camp, when you commanded all those creatures-''What has that got to do with this, Luna?'

DianaTHE FIRST THING Diana did when she got out of the bathroom was tell Sia everything Luna had told her. Diana found it easy to talk to the witch since both of them had gone through similar ordeals. Their lives were almost similar and they were both carrying a huge weight on their shoulders. However, what Diana did not tell Sia, was that activating the Crown would mean the end of her. She did not want to burden Sia with that thought. "Do you know King Marse personally?" Sia asked as they walked behind the guard, to King Marse's Castle. "Not really, I have only met him during the Supreme Leader's meetings, and some balls my father would host," Diana responded. "Wow, you must have had a fun childhood. I have always wanted to attend a Royal ball but my mother would never let me. "She wanted to keep me as far away from the public eye, as possible," Sia said, then chuckled. "In less than a month, I have defied every rule she made for me."Diana could understand the concept of rule

DianaTHEY ARRIVED AT the rebel camp a little earlier than expected because Diana ran for some of the journey there. The difference between the rebel camp and the evolution camp was that this camp only contained supernatural creatures. Humans would not dare approach the camp if they did not want to be killed on sight. From what Diana heard, the leader's husband was killed by a human. "It's big," Sia blurted out, staring at the numerous tents with wide eyes. "I know," Diana agreed. Sia and Diana were met by two men at the entrance, who took them to the leader's makeshift study. The leader was a female witch who looked to probably around Sia and Diana's age. Diana wondered how the leader of such a group could be so young. "Please seat," the leader urged, and they did. "What has brought a witch and a werewolf to my camp?" "Don't you get more of your kind out here?" Diana asked back. "On the contrary, we do get your kind a lot more than others. "Ever since the current werewolf K