The more Sabrina moved forward, the more clearly she felt that winter had disappeared, the cold air from before had long since disappeared, replaced by a large warm glade, the trees were luxuriant, thickset. The gentle yellow afternoon sun is slowly falling, making this place like wearing a glittering and beautiful golden robe.

She stood dumbfounded in the middle of the glade and looked around. This place is beautiful and also something familiar. Then the sound came again, a sound that made her believe that this place was a completely familiar and safe place. The sound of the stream murmuring in the distance made a certain girl's heart skip a beat, unbelievable, could this be the place?

It is still sunny in the afternoon, still tall and luxuriant trees and the sound of animals is loud in the ears. That's right ! No doubt about it ! This is the place! This was where her sisters had spent the night on the first day they got here.

God, is this real? Or am I dreaming?

She involuntarily put her hand on her arm. That's hurt! Then it's not a dream. But then, in the young girl's mind, a question popped up: why does this place exist here? Parallel to the cold winter is a warm and extremely peaceful place. But the biggest question she definitely has to ask herself: how did she find her way here? Easily?

She remembered the dream she had when she was still unconscious. In her dream she remembered that she was standing in this place and at that moment there was a mysterious voice, a voice that seemed to come from afar. No! It's definitely not his voice! It is much quieter and more solemn. The voice asked her to find the sword, or else it would be too late.

Sword. Which sword is it?

[...]

"What do you say? Sabrina...Sabrina..."

Collins stammered speechless. He immediately turned to his brother, Devan standing still like a wax figure, his face clearly lost. He turned his deep blue eyes to Judy and asked:

"Really? Did you lose Sabrina? Are you kidding me?"

Then he ran in front of Judy, grabbed her shoulder and shook her repeatedly, that perfect face now hardened, he shouted:

"Say it! Say it! Why is it like that? HUH???"

Judy was silent for a moment, then raised her face, tears welling up now, she said in sobs.

"I'm...sorry. I should have listened to Collins, then turned to look at Collins, "I'm...sorry...sorry."

Then she held back her sobs, too, Devan now having his hands off Judy, his mind playing back the footage of that day when she was being chased to the woods.

She finally said the sentence:

"You two stay here. I'll go find Sabrina, right now."

Judy was about to run away, but Devan stopped her, he said coldly:

"No! You stay here with Collins. I'll go find her."

Looking at Judy with angry eyes, he turned and ran away.