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Hana was disappointed. Well, sort of. Jo's plan would require effort. All of her plans required effort. Several minutes before, Hana, Phillip, and Jo were all in the throne room. After an awkward conversation with the kingdom's most legendary knight, a conversation that left Phillip fleeing from embarrassment, Jo told Hana all of them were required in the dining halls. Of course Hana didn't really want to go, I mean, what's the point if she already knew what the king was going to say. The only thing that traveled faster than a horse in the C'elladorian Kingdom, was gossip. While she had been scurrying with Phillip, she could hear the servants speak about her father's plan. The exchange was made even more awkward with the entrance of Qi'mat. How do you even pronounce that? Kwi-Mat? Chi-Mat? Ki-Mat? Whatever. After long overdue, Hana spoke
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Sigh. "Fine." Hana took a deep breath. She walked to the dining hall, very slowly. Hana wasn't in any rush, she never was. When she got to the hall, Hana decided to wait at the entrance. No point in interrupting her father's speech. Hana thought her father's plan was stupid, but not in the way the other sisters thought. Of course it would be dangerous to lave C'elladore without a heir, but it was even more stupid to send an army after the Queen. They'd start a war, in which neither kingdom would survive. Hana's different way of thinking did grant her new insight, but usually she completely ignored them anyways. When the king finished, she could see Jo, motioning all her sisters to Jo's room. She proceeded to walk, until she noticed Phillip looking at Jo. His signature red blush and green eyes and non bulky build, made him easily spotted in a crowd of knights. Either he failed to notice her, or Phillip was ignoring her completely. What the fudge? *Fudge being used here for another commonly used word that starts with the letter F. Whatever.

Hana made way to her sister's room. Along the way, she saw four of her sisters. Chira; who's sense of responsibilities and morals always irritated Hana, Kioni; who's presence Hana didn't mind because she was quiet, Latika; who's ability to sneak was deeply admired by Hana, and Neema. Oh oh Neema. There were so many things that Hana hated about her, yet she could never really hate the cute young girl.

"We should hurry to Jo's room. She's probably has a plan or something." Hana softly told her sisters. She then proceeded to walk down the hallways, until she reached the entrance of her bookwork of a sister's room.
"Chapter 12: Injurious Mixtures." Wait what?

"Please tell me you don't play on doing something stupid." Hana told her sister. But it was too late. Jo had set her mind on it and whenever one of the Princesses set their mind on something, they would stop at nothing to get it done.