As she got home, the Princess expected a scolding but she got a warm hug instead. She looked at her twin confusingly and he made a face indicating for her to act along. Shinyoung didn't know what her brother told them, but it worked. Her parents were glad as ever when she returned. She acted as told and told them to rest because she too, was tired.

When the twins were sure that their parents are resting, they went to a fireplace downstairs. They made sure to be quiet so that no one would hear or notice them. When they were finally sitting in comfortable positions, and made sure they were warm by the fire, Shinyoung finally decided to tell him.

"First of all, I am very convinced that it wasn't just a dream." She emphasised her statement beforehand, so that her brother wouldn't think she was just acting recklessly or being foolish. "I dreamt of them, two boys were being tied by the villagers. All of them had smiles on their faces as if they were glad. The next thing, they burned the boys and forced six other to kneel and watched the scene." she started.

"They were all delighted as those two boys burned helplessly. No one helped. Then, what I remembered was the two boys transformed themselves into wolves." Shinyoung didn't know why, but the last word came out as a whisper. "I caught one of the six males eyes and they were glowing just like how Grandmother told us once, it was blue."

"But his eyes weren't filled with anger nor hatred, he gazed at me full of sorrowness. It was as if he needed help, I am very sure." Shinyoung finished and finally looked at her twin in the eyes. Seungkwan stared back and he knew his sister wasn't fooling around. She was being serious and he too, felt somehow convinced by her story.

"We'll try, not now, but I promise you we'll help them." He assured her.

“Hear ye! Hear ye!

All loyal subjects of the kingdom

are hereby notified by royal proclamation

to a ball to held on the seventh night of the season

in your honour the