Abigail was supposed to safeguard her village from the enemies, but her father kept her hidden because of concern that she could leave the castle and fall in love, which Pax, the goddess of peace indicated could be a significant problem in Don Ridden.

The Witch eventually falls into the hands of the Lust tribe's women who have refused to let her go because they know her worth.

"Please, Queen Kira, just give me back my daughter," As tears streamed from his eyes, King Orion begged and fell to his knees.

Queen Kira remained quiet for a short while, then she sighed,
"As much as I detest seeing men grovel for sex, I detest it much more when a man cries," She then said, "Guards, bring me my daughter," Soon after she said this, two guards brought Abigail to the palace. When she came in, King Orion was so happy to see her but he noticed she was leaping so he could tell something was wrong with her leg. "I would let you speak to her and after a short while, you and your insane soldiers would get out of my village, no, you alone would leave. Your soldiers are now my prisoners," she said. After Queen Kira finished speaking, King Orion rushed to Abigail and gave her a bear embrace, but she yanked herself out of his arms.

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King Orion Wearing a white robe, laid atop palm leaves, his head held above his body and Abigail sobbing bitterly while clutching his hand. Abigail was moaning when a nursing maid came to comfort her. She then gently moved Abigail away from him. After receiving a torch from a North Kadi guard, she ignited him on fire, and everyone watched as he burned. 


"Honestly I don't know how to console you, I'm so sorry Abigail," said Queen Kira and Commander Anne to Abigail after the burial. Queen Kira hugged her and remarked, 


"It's fine," Abigail replied, sniffing; it was clear from the expression on her face that she had shed a lot of tears. 


"It's just so sad to know that he wasn't alive to see me perform my first magic," said Abigail. "And I shouldn't have escaped from the castle, this is all my fault," 


The Final Scene