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-Ashes- I had spent the night in my own room, but sleep eluded me. It was only close to morning when I finally felt it creeping in, but then I remembered I had to get back to the princess. I quietly made my way to the door, poking my head out to check if anyone was around. Seeing the coast was clear, I stepped out and closed the door softly behind me before heading down the long hallways. Fortunately, I didn’t have to go to another floor. The princess’s room and mine were on the same level, just at opposite ends of the palace. As I walked, I encountered a few guards patrolling the area, forcing me to hide behind a wall until they passed. When they finally turned a corner, I emerged from the shadows and... “Ashes?” My younger brother Ladon stood in front of me, studying me closely bef