Flora continued crying and ignored everyone and everything around her. She never knew a person could feel so much pain or how it felt to be so vulnerable out in the open. Her dreams had been crushed. She would never go to Europe. She would never know what it would feel like to a child that was her’s and Helia’s. She felt empty, lost, dazed and confused all at the same time. She wanted to help her friends, but something inside her made everything freeze up and she could not move from his side. Every part of her had gone numb. When her brother came over, she just sat there with glassy eyes just reflecting the life she saw disappear right before her eyes. He pulled her close into his arms because he didn’t know what to do since he had never seen her so upset and devastated before. Also Aaron was the one she normally turned to, so comforting his little sister was something new to him. He let her cry in his arms before she went up to rejoin her friends. She flew up and decided to not look back since she had nothing to lose at this point even though she was hurting so bad.
The Winx used her convergence spell they ever learned, and it slowly made their opponent weaker, but it made them weaker since convergences use so much magic. Mirta used a spell that sent all the Winx back into the wall where they already lost one friend. Flora brushed off the dust and ignored the blood running down the side of her face. These people were her friends, family, and she had a realm full of people to protect as Guardian of Linphea. She walked away from her friends who were getting help from the specialists, and used her all of her magic to bring roots up from the earth to bring Mirta down to their level. It was working but she was fighting to hold on to her strength she knew she wasn’t going to let her friends die or get hurt because she had nothing left worth living for so risking her life was no big deal. It worked Mirta was entangled in the ivy vines and couldn’t break free. The two exchange glances before Flora said I thought you were my friend. The words sent a chill to her bones, and Mirta realized she hurt the one person who accepted her. Mirta between sobs said I’m sorry Flora, I didn’t realize anyone still cared about me.