Prologue POV: Meryl
It was almost midnight but the unearthly beautiful woman felt like she should check on her family. She missed them so much since she became a fairy and the small pool of water in Middle earth almost made her believe that she was watching over them invisible in the universe where she, and Drualt belonged. Before the accident that drove them to Middle earth and made them stay because new fairies shouldn't have to know about universe magic but- oh well. It wasn't that bad. Using the pool was like being right at the castle- just invisible like it almost always was when she visited the castle when she was checking to make sure her old human family was okay. Something again was wrong and Meryl couldn't go and check just because she didn't know how to cross-universes. "Stupid fairies," said Meryl angrily, ignoring the fact that she was calling herself stupid too.
"Pool, I wish to see what is endangering my mortal family," Meryl said once she reached the pool. An image of two identical girls, Meryl's nieces, crept in the shadows of hallways in their dark castle home up to their Father's, Rhy's, study which was filled with books of magic. Meryl frowned her nieces knew better, they weren't supposed to go into Rhy's study. Her frown grew when one of her nieces picked up one of the menny books Rhy's always said they were never to pick up and read something out loud. She frowned again when the mirror left her two unprincess-like nieces to her blurry-eyed nephew who, with his enormous amount of bad timing, had just walked into the room.
He had woken up as his sisters passed his room to get to their Father's study. He followed them almost always half a hallway behind and not knowing that they were his siblings he walked into the study startling one of the twins who was waving her hands around dramatically. Meryl sighed at the moment she believed that the twin who was being dramatic was Aislinn, but it could have been Aramina though. The twins seemed to switch their personalities as if they knew they were being watched and didn't want the themselves or their twin to be in trouble so Rhy's (when he caught them in the act) would punish them both for 'aiding a fugitive' and be punished for the severity of the crime/trouble/mischief they caused. Meryl wasn't surprised when something happened because of the messed up spell, but she was surprised that the messed up spell filled the room with greenish blue smoke and her nieces and nephew disappeared. Meryl now had a reason to worry about her family.