The next morning, as Apple and Raven were waking up.
"I'm surprised you're not already up, Apple, you used to be up as soon as the sun was in our past life," said Raven as the blond finally got out of bed. Raven had already had enough time to get a shower and changed by this point.
"I'm not really a morning person in this life," said Apple as she stretched while standing up from her bed.
"Whoa," said Raven as she looked at the blond with wide eyes.
"What's wrong?" asked Apple.
"I think your powers started returning last night," said Raven as she pointed to her mirror. When Apple looked at her reflection she noticed the flower buds which had come through her hair during the night.
"They are," said an excited Apple who had a giant smile as she looked at her reflection, causing the buds to bloom into white periwinkles.
"Hm, I wonder," said Raven as she held her right hand out. A small blue flame then erupted in the palm of that hand with a slight purple flame in the middle.
"It's small but I can summon a part of the Underworld Flame now, and it's even changing colors to match my new magic," said Raven as the fire went out.
"Wonder how that's going to affect it though, it's powers are based on the users magic," she said with a worried expression at the thought.
"It's at least a good sign, this all means that our plan may actually work," said Apple. Meanwhile, Baba Yaga was working on the Storybook of Legends.
"No, they can't do this!" she said as the two blank pages started to turn gold.
"What's going on now?" asked Headmaster Grimm.
"Raven and Apple are regaining their powers, they'll become Goddesses at this rate," said Baba Yaga.
"Which means we won't be able to put them under the curse again," said Headmaster Grimm as he clenched his fists so tight that his knuckles began to turn white.
"If they manage to break the others free then my plan will be for nothing!" he said before punching a wall, causing his fist to go right through it.
"How many of them could they possibly get back before Legacy Day which is in three days?" asked Baba Yaga.
"I want as many of them singing that book as possible, even one of them not doing so is too many!" said Headmaster Grimm with a tone that made the old witch jump out of fear.