"Healer, the vision is unclear," Princess Song tried to comfort her as she saw the worry that went to her face. Although Xhemin was adopted by the Chieftain, out of all the princesses she knew, she was one of those who was very sensitive about respecting the rules, traditions and obligations of a princess. Princess Lana knew this too and this perhaps the reason why she desperately went to seek Xhemin for she knew she would acknowledge it no matter how it would hurt her.

"But it is still a vision," Xhemin replied and heaved a very deep sigh. "If it was a legitimate vision of Illa Durray, we should know what it is about. Princess Song, you knew this. It is our duty to seek out interpretations for visions,"

"See? The healer had already spoken!" Princess Lana smiled so wide at Xhemn's words. "The healer was going to accept the vision! So let me go!"

"Healer, tell me you aren't serious about this," Princess Song only became more frustrated at Xhemin's decision. Although she was indeed convinced that visions were significant, she really didn't trust Princess Lana's interpretation of it and so she didn't want to waste time on it.

"Princess Song, it is our duty as the princesses of Manggan island," Xhemin tells her off gently. She was then thinking that the reason why everyone refused the vision was because of their respect for Darryl. He could not blame him though, it was his nature really to be very unwelcoming with women. "Now, we should go back to the capital and fix this,"

"You heard the healer! She is going to accept the vision!" Princess Lana repeated and squeezed herself out. "Now let me go so I can come back with her to the Hero's household. It is time that the vision be fulfilled!" With a victorious grin, she then turned to Xhemin and announced proudly. "I know you are more reasonable than the others. Don't worry I will still respect your place as the legal wife of the hero, but of course respect is a two way process. I'll give you my respect being the hero's wife and you'll give me the respect as the mother of the moon child. You know how significant the moon child is, right?"

"What are you even talking about?" Princess Song was left aghast at Princess Lana's proud words.

"I'm talking about me being the mother of the moon—"

"Not so fast princess Lana," Xhemin cut her off. "You know very well I am a reasonable princess and since it is my household which is the subject of the vision, I am going to get through the root of it,"

"There's no way to get through it without accepting the fact that I was destined to become your husband's woman," Princess Lana then became very confident with her words especially that she saw how Xhemin was so easily convinced. Who would have thought the healer herself with allow her to become her husband's lover.

"Let's not dwell on such hopes first," Xhemin cut her off again. "We are not sure about the vision yet. It would be foolish for us to make the interpretation itself so we need to seek a clear interpretation for it,"

"There is no need to interpret the fact that I am bound to give birth to the hero's child! What nonsense are you saying healer?" Princess Lana didn't like Xhemin's response.

"Whose interpretation is that? Yours?" Xhemin glared at her this time. Hard and protruding. "You said I am a reasonable princess so you must know I won't allow a complacent interpretation of a vision,"

"Insolence. Are you saying my dreams and interpretation are all complacent?" She felt insulted totally by Xhemin's words.

"We had many histories of visions being misinterpreted. You should know that as a princess too," Xhemin reminded her. "Simply, you can't expect me to accept your own version of things just because you are a princess. For all we know, not all royals are gifted with a good interpretation of divine things,"

Princess Lana balled her fist at this. "If all I know is that you just don't want to share your husband with anyone. You are also refusing the vision,"

"Of course I don't want to share my husband," Xhemin crossed her arms at this. She already noticed that Princess Lana was all insisting she was going to be the divine mother of the moon child and how she was pressuring everyone to believe her words. "After all he was the Legendary Hero of Somer Isles and many women are trying to covet him. I'm just trying to protect him and my household by these women who out of their desperateness can make use of visions to make it through his bed,"

Xhemin's words got all the handmaid's present laughing a bit at how precise her words were. Truth was, the more princess Lana was insisting on the vision to her advantage, the more she looked desperate for the hero's affection.

"I am not coveting him. I am just insisting on my rights according to the vision of Illa Durray," Princess Lana didn't like how Xhemin was making her look like a desperate woman.

"If you say so," Xhemin was already displeased with the kind of attitude she displayed. Earlier, Princess Lana was begging at her feet desperately and just in a matter of minutes, she was already trying to bite back. Obnoxious woman!

However, she didn't really want to step down to her level of desperation and although she was worrying then, it wasn't about Darryl taking a concubine in their house as she knew very well he wouldn't allow it, no matter what the circumstances were. What really concerned her right then was the thought that her husband was subjected to a vision and it was about a child. Could it be something about their children? Could it be something involving Willow and Wolfe. Since Wolfe was still sick these days, she too worried it might be something related to his health specially that the possible cure to his illness was a plant that belonged to the Manggan Island.

"Healer, what shall we do then?" Princess Song really had no idea how Xhemin was going to fix the predicament they had with the visions about Illa Durray.

"Let's go and see Illa Durray," Xhemin concluded. "I wanted to hear the visions myself,"