  &quot;Of course. I owe this day to you, my lady,&quot; I replied as I hopped onto Lady.
  &quot;The forest has decided to trust you. I just did what it wanted,&quot; she answered. &quot;Have your mother eat the plant. But she must never smell the plant. Its smell can be addicting to the sick and it could be the cause of their death.&quot;
  &quot;Is it possible for me to brew this plant?&quot; I asked. &quot;My mother needs an easier way to take medicinal herbs.&quot;
  She went silent for a few seconds before responding, &quot;You may brew it but not too much. Its extract must remain as strong as it is as a plant.&quot;
  &quot;I will be forever grateful for your help,&quot; I repeated my thanks. &quot;I would like to return someday and properly thank you for what you ve done for me.&quot;
  &quot;There s no need for those. I did what I had to do.&quot; She then turned around and knel

  I turned to Bethilda, looking at her with hate. My brows furrowed and I bit my inner cheeks in an attempt of stopping myself from saying anything against Bethilda and her ways. She s not worth the energy to oppose.
  &quot;Bethilda, there s nothing to worry about,&quot; Mother put a hand on Bethilda as she assured her with our decision. &quot;I trust Robert s decision. He s never done something to harm us. You should, too.&quot;
  Bethilda pulled her hand back as she slowly stood back up by the other side of the bed. &quot;Of course,&quot; she bowed her head.
  I offered the plant to Mother and she eagerly accepted it. She took a deep breath and looked at me before putting it in her mouth and started to eat it. After she chewed the plant, she drank some water and we waited for an effect. She put her hand on the side of the head, her eyes began to look drowsy. &quot;I feel a bit… sleepy

  &quot;We have arrived,&quot; she started as she struck her staff onto the grass-covered ground. &quot;The heart of the forest.&quot;
  I stepped forward, my mouth hung from my face as I couldn t believe what my eyes were saying. A faint light from the sun was shining through the leaves from the towering trees. All kinds of flowers are spread around us. And to our right, a small kind of waterfall with a narrow river cascading passed us. All kinds of birds can be heard singing up in the air. I was about to walk further when the lady immediately stopped me.
  &quot;Is there something wrong?&quot; I asked as I was brought back from my sense of wonder.
  &quot;Have you ever been in this kind of environment?&quot; she enquired. &quot;The kind of surrounding where everything is too beautiful, it s unbelievable?&quot;
  &quot;As a matter of fact, no. Why?&quot;
  She stuck her staff deep into 

&quot;Of course. I owe this day to you, my lady,&quot; I replied as I hopped onto Lady.
  &quot;The forest has decided to trust you. I just did what it wanted,&quot; she answered. &quot;Have your mother eat the plant. But she must never smell the plant. Its smell can be addicting to the sick and it could be the cause of their death.&quot;
  &quot;Is it possible for me to brew this plant?&quot; I asked. &quot;My mother needs an easier way to take medicinal herbs.&quot;
  She went silent for a few seconds before responding, &quot;You may brew it but not too much. Its extract must remain as strong as it is as a plant.&quot;
  &quot;I will be forever grateful for your help,&quot; I repeated my thanks. &quot;I would like to return someday and properly thank you for what you ve done for me.&quot;
  &quot;There s no need for those. I did what I had to do.&quot; She then turned around and knelt before me. I gave her a nod of acknowledgement as she stood up. I then rode back to the castle 

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