Welcome to Hell

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The girls found themselves on a bus, bound for a school they were not supposed to attend. "I can't comprehend how they believe we're involved in Queen Mary's demise!" Darling exclaimed, her voice laced with frustration.

"I'm in the same boat," Paris chimed in. "But if they spotted the spell from my staff, it implies that Morrisa might have been involved in her death."

Darling nodded, deep in thought. "Maybe I can discuss this with my uncle, if I can manage to get in touch with him."

Pearl, ever the peacemaker, attempted to lighten the mood. "Well, at least we're all in this together. Especially you, Darling," she said, throwing a playful wink at her friend.

Darling huffed in response, "I despise the fact that I'm here with you!" The two continued their good-natured bickering, providing a momentary distraction from their grim situation.

Meanwhile, Marvella sat quietly, her gaze fixed on the passing landscape outside the window. Paris, noticing her friend's silence, gently probed, "Mar, are you okay?"

Marvella sighed, her gaze distant. "It's just... My past was similar to this. I joined a gang when I was 10. My parents were too occupied with their royal duties, and I felt alone. I sought solace with people who showed me some semblance of love. Rebelling against my parents, I left the castle and started hanging out with them. It took me a while to realize the harm we were causing. Eventually, we got caught and were sent to jail. My parents managed to get me out, but they faced severe consequences. For everyone's safety, I had to leave Chaotic Town, and that's why I ended up in Libera." Marvella's confession hung heavy in the air.

Paris, moved by Marvella's story, offered a sympathetic smile. "I'm sorry you had to experience that." The pair shared a moment of understanding, their bond deepening despite the handcuffs preventing a comforting hug.

As their bus journey came to a halt, the driver announced, "We're here." As the girls disembarked, their handcuffs were removed. They were greeted by a man who introduced himself as Principal Decan. "Welcome, girls, to The School of Saving, where we guide you onto the right path. Let my assistant and I show you around," he said, leading them towards the imposing building.

Before they entered, Darling couldn't resist one final quip, "Welcome to hell, I guess."

Stepping into the school, the girls found the interior strikingly dull, devoid of any color or personality. The assistant principal, Robin, greeted them warmly, "Hello girls, nice to meet you." The girls, however, remained silent, their minds churning with thoughts and concerns about their new circumstances.

Robin is a character with a deep, rich, brown skin tone that glows with warmth. Her hair is a shade of brown that perfectly complements her complexion, flowing down in soft waves to frame her face. Her eyes are a mesmerizing brown, reflecting her kind heart and strong spirit.

Robin is an embodiment of sweetness and kindness. She is always ready to lend an ear to those in need and offer comforting words. Her kind-hearted nature makes her popular among her peers, and she is often seen surrounded by friends.

Despite her sweet demeanor, Robin is no pushover. She has a strong will and is not afraid to stand up for herself or her loved ones. She believes in fairness and justice, and anyone who crosses these lines is likely to witness her other side. This side of Robin is fierce and resilient, and she won't hesitate to stand her ground when necessary.

"This school aims to guide you towards the light and also teach you magic," Robin explained.

"Do you still offer magic and combat classes?" Pearl inquired, trying to find a silver lining in their predicament.

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