Ossian King Theodor the Prince and the Witch don't de-douadila have no ha ha excuses me. I'm so glad you're so pretty. I want you to learn to use magic, too. That's right, I want to teach you to do magic too. It's not like you'll be able to learn it by the time you turn 15. But, hey, that's the way it's always been done, right? You'll learn how to use it when you grow up, and then you can do it yourself. That way, you won't have to do it by yourself. And then, you can use it as a partner in crime. Oh, and you can also use it against your sister, amaltea, who's too young to be a part of the magic world yet. Ossian says that he's worried that Dorotea and her knights will catch up to him and his sister, and that they'll become rivals. He's also worried that if they keep up a good pace, they might get caught by Dori's knights, who might catch up with them too. Oh yeah, and he also worries that Dori might marry one of her knights, which would make them rivals again. He also worries about the possibility of a war between them, since they're both too old to be carrying on a war. He tells her that she and her sister aren't really in love with each other, which is a bit of a surprise, since she always thought siblings and sisters loved each other. But then she tells him that she's sorry that he didn't tell her about his mother's love for her, because she'd prefer not to talk about it. He then tells her about the salamander dragon that he rescued from the tower, and how it was the most expensive and rarest