“It is what my mother used on my sisters when they became injured in battle.”

“Battle?”

“Yes, three of my sisters held prominent positions within the royal army.”

“And you?”

“I could not.”

“Why?”

“I was too weak to serve.”

“Physically?”

“Yes, as well as emotionally unlike my sisters the Gods did not bless me with strength, bravery, or courage.”

“What did they bless you with?”

“All things opposite, “she says pausing before continuing to speak, “If they still walked amongst us they would stand in amazement to see their naïve youngest sister still walk upon this earth.”

“To be naïve tends to cloud both the mind and judgment causing potential removal from this world, “Jaeils tough yet feminine voice replies. Although, she did not express it she surprised herself by engaging in conversation her, in fact she hadn’t spoken this many words in the past four sunrises combined.

“Yes, I know.”

“If you know why continue to act so?”

“It is who I am my heart tends to respond before the mind despite any wrong doing committed against another I still see the good in all.”

“Even in the woman who stilled the lives of your mother and sisters?”

“Yes, “she says reassuringly her response caused Jaeil to stare at her.

“You have forgiven her?”

“Yes.”

“You have forgiven a woman who has removed the light from your familys eyes, invaded your home, and given the opportunity will bore you mistreatment sending you to the afterlife to greet them, “she ask trying to understand her frame of thought. Jennicus based on the lies she told had seen her entire home to ruin and it was because of her, her people have remained in seclusion for many years. The day she ever came face to face with Jennicus she will not be so forgiving.

“I had too not for her but for me.”

“Meaning?”

“I had to forgive in order for both my heart and mind to find a measure of peace to free myself from the feel of hurt, pain, and anger.” From the moment they crossed paths she assumed she was different however, the longer she spoke her admission of being naïve had been confirmed. She didn’t show a lack of experience or knowledge but was the epitome of innocence.