Hi, Mom,

I was wrong about who your other daughter is. It's Zarya, not Proxima.

Apparently, Mrs. Sparklebottom used Proxima as a decoy so that the true twin still stays hidden. How could she do that? I suppose she was protecting Zarya's identity, but she completely messed with Proxima's life by doing that!

It's also strange to think of how close I was to my sister this whole time. Even when I found out I had a twin sister, I didn't expect any of the other Mysticons to be my twin. And plus, Zarya and I look nothing alike. Then again, I don't look that similar to Proxima, either.

I feel so bad for Proxima. She seemed so heartbroken after learning that she wasn't my twin, and I completely get why. I still consider her a sister, but she probably feels like her family was taken away from her. And she's been though a lot that wouldn't have happened if I knew that she wasn't my twin. She spent a day attached to me (long story), had to go to a different realm called Earth, and was kidnapped by Necrafa. I hope that her family is out there somewhere, and that she finds them soon.

I'm glad that Zarya is my twin, though. Although we have our differences, we get along well now.

And, as usual, we learned that we were twins the hard way. We accidently unleashed the spectral dragon. Luckily, we managed to stop it and Necrafa using rings Zarya and I learned about in a vision. There are some days where I feel that we're doing fairly well at being Mysticons. Then again, we were responsible for allowing Dreadbane to revive Necrafa, so…

I hope we free you from Dreadbane's spell soon, so you can meet Zarya. I know that I complained about her when we first met, but I love her now, and I'm sure that you will as well.

Arkayna

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Queen Goodfey was glad that Arkayna wrote the letter. It did help explain why they thought that Proxima was the twin.

She didn't know how she felt about Mrs. Sparklebottom's plan. On one hand, it was in place to protect her daughter. On the other hand, her plan had an impact on an innocent girl's life.

She read the paragraph about the problems that Proxima has been through again. She heard tales of different realms, but not one called Earth. She hoped that it was a nice place. And how did she end up being attached to Arkayna? Arkayna did say it was a long story, and from raising teenagers, she assumed that "a long story" meant "I really don't want to explain it". She considered asking Zarya if she knew, but decided against it. She'd have to mention that she read it in the letter, and she knew that Arkayna meant for the letters to be between her and her mom, with no one else reading it.

She couldn't believe that they stopped Necrafa and the Spectral dragon. They were truly impressive Mysticons. And she couldn't blame them too much for allowing Dreadbane to revive Necrafa, considering that they were trying to revive her and her husband.

She smiled when she read the last paragraph. She did love Zarya, and was glad that Arkayna knew she would.