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Prologue:

One of the greatest tortures is the idea of knowing you cannot change your fate in any way possible. A life where you must suffer day by day simply because that's the way life is is no way to live. However, praying and crying had never done much for any of the towns living in the divided world. There are four sections on the planet: Fall, Winter, Spring, and summer. One for each of the seasons. Each of these four sections is led by one god. Carpo is The God of Fall, Helios The God of Summer, Ostara The God of Spring, and Boreas The God of Winter. There is one overruling god as well, and she goes by the name of Horae.

All of these gods can only be contacted in the Chapel of Life, a building with an unknown location. Many have tried

It is the only guarantee that one can have. Snow now realized all of the problems around her and the fact that she needed to fix something. A gathering took place in Hazel’s honor, one where people were allowed to enter the palace and grieve over her as a whole. Being such a small town, everyone knew everyone and of course, something like this was just as painful to the people down the roads and around the corners. Grief is a guarantee but with grief comes realization and with realization, change occurs.

Queen Snow took advantage of the gathering in Hazel’s honor as a way to tell all the people in the town that this would not last much longer. That nothing would ever happen like this. Of course, it was an unbelievable statement but a Queen was a force to be reckoned with and deep down inside of Snow, she knew somehow, someway that this could be changed. Whether it be a ray of sunshine on their eternally dark kingdom or a surplus of food to come their way. No matter what, this would no longer be

The thin floorboards could not muffle out Snow’s words. Looks of disappointment and confusion were exchanged as her plans were promised to the people. Ivory never liked the gods and believed their ideas were dumb, but this was too much for her sister to take on. How exactly do you change the way the world works as a single person? That's the only thing that ran through Eve’s mind at the moment. She never was a big dreamer, nor a fighter so hearing Snow say these things just made her chest twist up. Despite the different mindsets on the situation, Ivory and Eve both believed that this was a promise Snow had made that she couldn’t keep to the people. There was no