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[vitalistic]

[Estelle can only assume with the things she has seen over the network is that there is a curse going on today. Though while people have newfound hair colors such as pink, purple, blue - all unconventional ones, this Princess has found herself with a lovely shade of natural brown. While she’s rather used to her pink locks, she doesn’t fret over

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[vitalistic]

[Seeing Euphie, she gives her a melancholic smile, though perhaps she will ask about her condition first…] Are you feeling better now?

[And then her smile widening a bit, she nods as she grabs a few locks of her hair and twists it between her index finger and thumb.] Yes, I do believe it is a curse, though I really don’t mind. It will wear off, right?

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[She shakes her head.]

It's okay, Euphie. I'm happy to know that you're feeling better. [Part of her is tempted to ask what caused her to act that way, other than believing it was just a random curse, however, she knows when it's not right to pry into someone else's business like that...]

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And I'm sure it won't. Even if it does, I will never judge you for it. [She really means that, Euphie. That kindness of hers gets her in trouble, but it's also a strength she has.]

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I am not going to be Empress, though, but I will still do what I can to help the Empire. Everyone in it is dear to me.

[She giggles after she says that.]

You're a princess too, are you not? What is your Empire like?

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The current Emperor is my relative, Ioder. We were both candidates for the throne, and he was chosen. [Not that she has a problem with it in the least. Not getting chosen means she can continue to do what she wishes.]

So you were brought here before any major changes happened in your world? I imagine that must be exciting to hear-- [And then she pauses as she catches herself. Perhaps they weren't good things...] --that is if good changes happened.

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As long as you have that faith, then I'm sure everything will turn out well in the end. [She caught on that perhaps not everything went well, and decided it may not be best to attempt to prod further into that subject.]