Gain had declared a secret war on Mia. Now what did a secret war with Princess Mia entail?

I can fix this. I can get my honor back and beat the Princess. I can make things like they were. I will win. I will be king.

Now all he needed was a plan...

I just need to get rid of the Princess. Gain was nothing without the Princess. If I take her away he will be nothing again. Though a little skinny on details—Gain now had a plan.

Well, I could just kill her. He thought about killing her.... but, then he reconsidered. I may not be Abel, but I am still a warrior. My first kill should be on the battlefield, fighting a worthy opponent. Whatever the Princess is, she is still just a little girl. I will not kill a little girl.

Wow, that sounded almost noble. Good for you Prince Gain!

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Yes, I cannot kill the Princess—she's not worthy of my sword.

Okay, maybe not that noble, but it's a start.

Besides, I don't think Father wants a war with Tearmoon, and I am not ready for a fight with Abel.

Oh, forget it! This guy is as hopeless as ever.

If I could just split those two up! That would be enough. Then everything would go back to the way it used to be. I just have to play nice for a little while. Get close to them. I just have to be patient...

Of course, Mia had no idea that she was in a secret war with Gain—it was a secret after all! Besides Mia had other plans...

I knew Prince Gain couldn't be all that bad, he is Abel's brother after all. And, then he apologized to me—I really didn't see that one coming! Still, it's just sad that the two boys can't get along. Well, It did say in the Saint Mia Chronicles that Abel had some sort of falling out with his family and was never allowed to return home. That's just tragic! Maybe if I can just get the brothers to just talk to each other, they could start getting along. I've stopped a plague and two civil wars—this is just a disagreement between brothers—it can't be that difficult to fix—can it?

Well, Princess Mia, considering that you are at the heart of the 'disagreement' between brothers, this could be a very difficult one to fix—very, very difficult, indeed!