Right now, it has been a week and a half. Aadiv has decided to forgive Koriand'r for what she had done to him, and is now friends with her again. Aadiv's friends are happy, seeing that they had finally reconcile. However, Ororo wasn't happy, as she believed that what she did doesn't deserve to be forgiven. Thankfully, she never said it allowed, so she did not ruin the happy mood.

It was a big event, as that means that they won't be able to separate from each other ever again, as they are stuck as though they are all glue. But Koriand'r and Ororo Munroe , they are both acting rather competitive. More specifically, more with Aadiv, whenever they're near him.

They even tried to go with Aadiv to his cousin, but they ended up arguing, and even he doesn't know why they had to do something such as that, strangely.

However, there was this one thing that was bothering Koriand'r. Why? Why doesn't Aadiv desire to kill those that caused nothing but grief and harm? Why doesn't he follow the path of vengeance? Why doesn't he have the soul of a warrior and accept that he must kill to help those that are in need, namely, his friends and cousin? There was only one person that maybe the answer for that: Ororo, Aadiv's past friend. If Aadiv has told her about Koriand'r and his experience with her, than maybe he talked about how he must have felt about revenge itself.

Which is why she'll talk to her about it someday. Maybe even do it tonight. She doesn't know what time she had to do it. All that she knows, is that it will be an important talk Ororo can't stop. Only Koriand'r will decide when to stop the conversation completely.

For the meantime, she must enjoy the time she has. After all, she doesn't want to ruin the moment that Aadiv has, seeing how happy he is with his friends. Whenever she looks at him, when he has such a smile present on his face, it always lightens her heart. She has seen people smile for her, but Aadiv, for an unknown reason...his was a much more special smile that anyone, any female could want to attract to them. It was a smile that gives people the ability to hope, as well as give them a dream of light.

The next day...7:00

Aadiv was still asleep, as he is still dreaming of something that Koriand'r doesn't know. Koriand'r is looking inside of Aadiv's room, as whenever she sees him, he looks like a cut and innocent child that wants to embraced by a person that he could love, and the person hugging could also love him back. Koriand'r than began to think about something. If he becomes Ororo's boyfriend, how would Koriand'r gain the love she needs? And also, if Aadiv becomes Koriand'r boyfriend instead of Ororo's, than how will Koriand'r be affected by how Aadiv will be with her instead? As she continues to look inside of the room, a voice than spoke out of nowhere.

"I never thought you of all people would go and peak inside of Aadiv's room."

Koriand'r turned to see Ororo, who is looking at her with a somewhat amused smirk. Koriand'r, however, changed the subject, and spoke out to her.

"You woke up early to?"

Ororo nodded, as she spoke out.

"I was planning to get something to drink, until I saw you peaking inside of Aadiv's room. Rather strange."

Koriand'r, however, looked a little bit unhappy at how offended she was being right now, but changed the subject, and spoke out.

"Ororo, I need to talk to you. It is an important matter for me, you, and even Aadiv."

Ororo looked a little bit curious, as she spoke out.

"You want to talk to me. Okay, we'll talk privately."

Koriand'r nodded to Ororo, agreeing. They than walked a little, until they found a door to the basement. Ororo opened the basement door, and the both of them went in, with Ororo closing it quietly. Koriand'r made her hands glow, but this time, in a bit of a green color.

They floated down the stairs, until they reached the basement.

Ororo turned on the lights, and the room's appearance was shown to Koriand'r. She than took a seat on the couch, next to the fireplace. Ororo than sat next to Koriand'r, so that they could talk a little lower without having anyone above hear them.

"What is it that you want to talk to me about, Koriand'r?"

Ororo questioned to Koriand'r.

The former princess or Tamaran than looked down for a little bit, and touched her upper arm, before finally coming up with her question.

"I don't get this. I thought that you humans were raised to battle against each other, and kill each other, kill the evil people. Why do you spare people so suddenly? Isn't it wrong to spare others, because of what they had done to possibly you and even your friends. Do you really think that killing people is truly the wrong way to deal with the problem that you encounter?"

Ororo was silent for a little bit, before looking up at her and giving out the answer to Koriand'r's question.

"I never liked killing. I did that once...and it made me disgusted at myself."

Koriand'r looked at Ororo, confused.

"What do you mean, Ororo? Isn't killing what humans do?"

Ororo looked and narrowed her eyes a bit, before sighing and spoke out.

"It is true, we do kill. But as time and time went on, we began to see how disgusting it is to kill people. Getting bloody hands with the blood of your kind, it is truly scary. To take a life away forcefully from someone that you try to stop...is terrifying. When I was a year older, I had this man that I had briefly met. He was a creep. He tried to forcefully procreate with me, even when I told him to stop. When it became obvious that he wouldn't stop, I panicked, and I accidentally killed him with lighting, which I summoned above him."

Ororo flinched when she remembered what she had done, and than spoke out.

"When I saw what has happened, I was so...so terrified...of what I had done...of myself. I always told myself to never kill people, as it terrified me. I had seen why it scared me. I took the life of someone that could have been put down without any deaths. The way I killed...it was much worse than him doing something bad to me. I had hoped that it never had to come to this. I always try my best to make sure that I never steal a life...regardless of what they are, and how evil they are."

Koriand'r realized how Ororo ordeal made Storm realize how killing is wrong. But Koriand'r could understand why she would not want to do that again, Koriand'r was raised as a warrior. Ororo than looked at Koriand'r, and spoke out.

"Koriand'r...I want to ask you this...if you were to ever kill...would you do that for your friends...who despise killing...or would you do it for your family...who would kill like you?"

Koriand'r looked down...before answering.

"For my family. But for my friends...what is different."

Ororo nodded, as she spoke out.

"Than...what would you do for Aadiv?"

This question caught her by surprise. But when she looked down...she thought of her answer.

"I would do anything I can do to protect him, Ororo. When I was alone on the ship with only Karras, it felt so empty without him. But when I reunited with Aadiv...I felt whole again. I realized how much he meant the world to me. He gave me a form of kindness and honesty that no person has ever given to me. I would do anything I can to make sure he's alive."

Ororo smiled, seeing Koriand'r has an honorable answer to that question mentioned, and than spoke out.

"You must have loved him deeply. I am glad r to he made such a friend like you...a friend like the both of us. Than the both of us shall work, to protect his being. Would you agree, Koriand'r?"

Koriand'r smile, seeing that Ororo was agreeing with what she believes in, and spoke out.

"Yes...I would, Ororo."

Both Ororo and Koriand'r extended their arms, and they shook hands, blossoming a new friendship.

The both of them love Aadiv, and the both of them will do anything that they can, to protect their beloved.