  Beth&#39;s POV
  
  　　Alexander wanted Aaron and me to stay a few more days. There were many things he needed to deal with, including the church and the injured guards, and Aaron could help relieve some pressure for him.
  
  　　We stayed in the palace for another half a month. Nina got back to her feet faster than I imagined. She soon walked out of her room and faced everyone who came to greet her and express their concerns about her with a lively appearance. She always had a smile on her face and dealt with everything gracefully, and she even organized parties and helped Alexander with the palace&#39;s reconstruction.
  
  　　Everyone thought she was over the pain of losing Henry, but I knew she was still sad. She was just putting on an act and pretending to be tough since she didn&#39;t want others to worry about her. Many times, I saw her sitting on the lawn in front of the church wh

  Nina's POV

  

      　　The sea snake became manic. It kept hitting the surface of the sea, setting off tidal waves. The cold water droplets wet my clothes.

  

      　　Its severed tail had grown up again. It emerged from the whirlpool of the deep and whipped the cliff with its stout tail. The ground was shaking more and more violently, and great stones kept tumbling down into the sea. The cliff was on the verge of breaking off and sinking into the deep sea.

  

      　　The sea snake swept toward the church with its tail, breaking the remaining half of the church's ceiling. The colorful glass was scattered all over the floor, and the wind blew those shards of glass in my direction. Henry narrowed his eyes and held me in his arms, shielding me from the pieces. He turned around, glared at the sea snake, and thundered in a high voice, "Can't you wait?"

  

      　　The sea snake quieted

Beth&#39;s POV
  
  　　Alexander wanted Aaron and me to stay a few more days. There were many things he needed to deal with, including the church and the injured guards, and Aaron could help relieve some pressure for him.
  
  　　We stayed in the palace for another half a month. Nina got back to her feet faster than I imagined. She soon walked out of her room and faced everyone who came to greet her and express their concerns about her with a lively appearance. She always had a smile on her face and dealt with everything gracefully, and she even organized parties and helped Alexander with the palace&#39;s reconstruction.
  
  　　Everyone thought she was over the pain of losing Henry, but I knew she was still sad. She was just putting on an act and pretending to be tough since she didn&#39;t want others to worry about her. Many times, I saw her sitting on the lawn in front of the church while crying silently. On numerous late nights, she would go to the cliff and tell Henry how much 

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