Glaciea too takes to the sky, it would be much faster to fly back to the castle than to walk. Leading the way, they glide along the waves of air, the chill of the night beginning to settle in like a bear going to sleep for hibernation. Glancing back at Lilian, the winter fairy wondered if her telling what had happened was a good idea or not. Did what she said now make the summer fairy feel bad? Guilty even? If so, that was not what she had wanted at all. She just wanted Lilian to know why her father acted the way he did, and maybe, if only a little, have her forgive him for his harshness. He had felt betrayed, and he had also got not only emotionally scarred, but physically too.<br/><br/>Hurrying back, they arrive at the castle quite soon, landing once inside. Not saying a word just then, she guides Lilian back to the room that she'd been staying in. It didn't take too long before they were both standing in front of the door. Facing Lilian, Glaciea takes a deep breath. "I'm glad that you got to see at least a little bit of the place. Too bad we didn't get to go to the one spot that I was planning. We can go another time if you want." She smiles before looking down the hall. "I must be going to my own room too. Tomorrow is a new day, we shall spend it together if you wish. Until then, I bid you good night." She then moves forward, giving Lilian a quick hug before scurrying away.<br/><br/>She hurries to her own room, going inside, changing into a nightgown and flopping down on her bed. She hoped that things would be okay... Sighing softly she rolls over on to her back, gazing up at the ceiling, where tiny crystals of blue and white and green and purple were glowing gently. The fox from before appears, hopping up on to the bed, curling up next to Glaciea's side. Her hand runs over the soft fur over and over, before her eyes close and she finally falls into slumber.