“Pause a moment, my beloved sister is many things being honorable at the forefront laying with another in seek of more promising opportunity is a bold claim one that holds no truth. The heart desires what it wants as fate would have yours desired one like your own an act that could not be avoided when stripped from choice.”

“You’ve proven me wrong as you speak words I yearn to here gratitude.”

“Come then, to put mind further at ease let’s tend to your garden before nightfall.”

Tensions arose in Nephelé as disagreements on how to handle Jennicus split evenly down the middle. Those who sided with Bette and Gaia agreed war was the only choice of reason while the others feared war would will only entice future uprisings. It came as no surprise as the elders sided with the notion of war mainly because they all bore witness to the world prior to Queen Lenores reign. War, death, and destruction was an everyday commonality. While, the others were born and experienced life during more peaceful times. Bette admired the fight and honor in the younger members but wished to convince them their way of thinking was greatly outdated. War was a feared approached however Jennicus was an enemy like no other she was an animal without honor nor conscience and should be removed from the mortal world.

“I fail to understand their stance and resistance to fucking purpose.”

“Bette we must find a way to balance the odds.”

“What would you have me to do as I am only one voice?!”

“A voice once hearing conviction commands all to stop and listen.”

“Gaia, you, I and the others who side with us were born in different times the longer we wait with each passing moment Jennicus grows in strength!”

“This I know that mad fuck I pray to the Gods they present me with opportunity to send her to the afterlife.”

“They all seem to follow Shanes lead if we can convince her then they all will follow suit we just———.”

“Hello Bette, “Gaia was cut-off by an unwelcoming guest. When she looked up to see who had interrupted their conversation she looked to Bette for her response. Gaia was all too familiar with the woman standing next to her she found it difficult to contain her amusement.