70. So much later, the wedding beggins. What a fabulous display of beauty and elegance can Helen watch!
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69. After saying goodbye to Beatrice, Helen smiles, maliciously. Large parts of her previous work can be used yet and the clues brought by the Princess show Helen how to win her competition against Rebecca.
Now with the inspiration on her side, she must work hard and fast.
68. "You are welcome! Oh, it's a little late... I think the best thing I can do now is going to prepare myself for my wedding. Thanks for chatting with me and reducing my stress!"
And the Princess breathes deeply and leaves Helen alone in the library.
67. "Great! This information will prevent me from messing up my ballad and your celebration! Thank you, Princess!"
66. "Sure, I don't see any problem with that proposal!" Beatrice assures. "Let's see... She wanted to write an epopee about Asmens and Lanun so... I will say that the tone of her poem will be epic and historic".
65. "You are too kind, Highness...! So, here is my proposal: can you tell me about the tone of her ballad in order to don't plagiarize her? Just the tone, so I don't do the same thing as her. Repeating the same type of piece would be... tasteless."
64. "Oh! I understand it all now... You are so honorable!" Beatrice sighs with relief and admiration.
63. "Oh, sorry for raising my voice! I can be so rude" Helen says with a flattering voice. "Here is the thing: I didn't know that Rebecca was doing a ballad about you too, so I was upset, but with myself, because I won't plagiarize by mistake such a great artist as her...".
62. But not all of this is bad for Helen: now she is able to know about Rebecca's musical piece and take advantage of this knowledge in some way.