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Adoria: “The charm is out. I am confident the king cannot get back through the portal.” My mother is confident in her abilities, but I worry she underestimates the power that Alistair possesses. “Thank you, mother.” I bowed to her. “It is the least I could do, Adoria. After all, when you are queen, you can repay me for all of my hard work.” I knew by the glint in her eye that whatever plan she had once I took the throne wasn’t anything good. “Yes, mother.” I walked out of my chamber, leaving her there. I still hadn’t convinced Lance that Alistair wouldn’t return, but now that the charm is up and blocking the portals, he has no choice but to take the throne as the king and I made sure they would figure it out soon too. I gave my mother specific directions before she closed the porta