Emberto would never forget Laha’s last words to him. It was up to him to protect his kingdom. He kept the prophecy with him at all times, although he knew every word by heart. It was a tangible reminder of the threats that lay ahead.


    The prophecy foretold the arrival of a catcher of water – someone of Kengia’s firstborn line. Of Mary’s line, and presumably Alfred’s. And their arrival would coincide with Kypria’s demise. As much as it pained Emberto to admit it, Alfred’s rule, and his child, could very well cause Lamore to fall.


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    So Emberto must do everything he can to make sure the prophecy never eventuates. And with Laha’s existence wiped from the memories and history books of Kypria, with the Governess remembered as the last Firemaster, even though it was a lie – he would see that things were set right.


    It would take everything he had, even if it meant embracing the darkness. Even if it meant choosing between his brother and the good of the kingdom. It would be a choice between fire and water, but a necessary choice.


    A new future must be forged.


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