<div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">OOC</div><div class="spoiler_body">Hit points addition - 1 (https://elliquiy.com/forums/dicebot.php?r=66219). Ha, great roll...<br/>She chooses a Healing spell for the rest of the night.</div></div><br/>Aelwen glared at William as he floated away, blaming her for the deaths of those monks. She wanted to disagree, but in some way he was right - if she just gave herself up, then the monks wouldn't have been killed. And if she didn't give herself up, it was possible more innocent people would be killed. Could she bear that guilt? Was her quest just a selfish way of her seeking justice, or was it beneficial to more people? There were some things she had to think on.<br/><br/>She did all she could to help with those who were injured, and was looking for any opportunity to use her Healing spell to help anyone who might be in a particularly bad way. If there was someone who was really in need of healing, she would use the spell to help them.<br/><br/>Once she was alone with Elena and Gavin, she knew she had some questions to answer. "Yes. I am Princess Aelwen," she said quietly, looking to the floor. "The truth is, it wasn't me who killed my parents. It was my brother. He tried to kill me, too, but my mother got me out of there safely before he had the chance. She gave me ways of helping to hide my identity... if it wasn't for her, I'd be dead," she admitted. She didn't want to tell them that it was the pendant which protected her identity, incase someone else heard and tried to take it from her. Her anonymity was still important, although it was clear that William at least was on to her.<br/><br/>"We need to keep this quiet, though. As you would know, most people think I'm guilty of high treason, so they wouldn't take kindly to hearing that I'm roaming around free. So I need you two to promise me that you won't tell anyone who I am, okay?" she asked them seriously.