Chapter 94: Prophecy is But a thing

Talia “She's dead,” he said, his expression grim. “And the worst part is that I saw it. I saw her death. I knew it was coming but I couldn't change it. All I could do was watch and wait, which is the worst part of all.” “I'm so sorry to hear that,” I said. “Not you, Talia. Fate can sometimes be cruel, especially to those who believe in it with all their strength. I believed in it. It's a part of me that hates fate right now. I can't say much about it, but perhaps it helped me understand something,” he said. “Do you think you'll find another?” I asked softly. He shook his head. “There aren't many chances available, Talia,” he said with a bitter laugh. “Perhaps someday fate won't be so cruel, but for many people, fate can be terrible, and I find myself as one of them. I'm a victim of fate,” he said, his voice heavy with resignation. “It's rather unfortunate,” he added. We went back to work and returned to the cottage with arms full of herbs. “Good,” Ariel said. “Perfect. Bring the