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Eijar understood that what Lexie was saying about Isiah was accurate, as he despised the girl and wouldn't care if she were gone. However, at that moment, Eijar realized that Lexie was needed to keep the peace within their group. Isiah was acting irrationally and causing fear among the others, and Eijar was forced to be there due to their connection. He believed that having someone who seemed stable would help maintain their sanity and prevent them from turning on each other.

"So, are you just going to stay here until you rot and die?" Eijar asked, his anger evident.

Lexie looked around, holding her hands steady, then met Eijar's gaze and replied, "I guess so. I don't have a reason to live anymore. I lost my entire family in Delwias Island and couldn't even get revenge on the person responsible. Now, I'm here alone and hurting, and I'm not sure I want to keep living."

Eijar crawled into Lexie's lap and looked up at her. "Do you mean you're better off dead?"

Lexie was shocked by Eijar's words, feeling as though they had struck a chord.

"I could help you with Isiah," Eijar offered, a wicked smile on her face.

"There's nothing you could do," Lexie replied, a sad smile on her face.

"I could make him love you," Eijar said, her smile growing even more wicked.

"I don't want that," Lexie said, looking away from the window. "He's free to choose what he wants right now."

Eijar explained, "I don't mean I could convince him to love you, just help you with that."

Lexie shook her head. "He'll never forgive me. There's no point in trying."

Eijar was frustrated and angry that she couldn't convince Lexie to come with them. "Fine, if you want to die, then just die," she said before crawling out of the room and going outside.

She noticed that Isiah was still inside the house and said, "This is taking too long." She turned to the room where Ciel was staying.

Isiah was there, standing next to the window, talking to someone. Eijar interrupted them, saying, "Are we going now, Master?"

Isiah didn't even look at her as he replied, "We're going now."

Ciel got out of bed and headed for the door, not even glancing at Isiah as he walked towards Lexie's room.

Ciel was aware of the role that Lexie played in saving his life. Her use of magic had proved crucial in helping ICiel recover from his injuries, and for that reason, Ciel found it difficult to understand why Isiah had decided not to bring her with them. He had heard Isiah say that he did not want Lexie to be a part of their journey, but Ciel couldn't shake off the feeling that they needed her.

Ciel approached Isiah, seeking an explanation for his decision. "Isiah, why have you decided not to take Lexie with us? She helped me last night, and I think we should go together ," Ciel said.

Isiah turned to Ciel with a stern look on his face. "Ciel, I appreciate your concern, but I have my reasons for leaving Lexie behind," he said. "She may have helped us, but I don't trust her. I don't want her to be a part of our group."

It was not that isiah didn't trust Lexie but he just wanted to not be tied to her anymore.

Ciel couldn't believe what he was hearing. He knew that Isiah had a reputation for being stubborn and fiercely independent, but he couldn't understand why he would refuse to bring someone along who had proven to be trusted.

"Isiah, I understand that you have your concerns, but we need her. She always helped me, she never hurt me . please let us take her ," Ciel persisted.

Isiah sighed, "Ciel, I appreciate your argument, but my mind is made up. Lexie is not coming with us. End of discussion."

Ciel was disappointed but he knew that he wouldn't be able to change Isiah's mind. He realized that he would have to find another way to help Lexie

He didn't want to leave her behind, especially when she seemed so sad and alone.

Ciel hesitantly approached the door to Lexie's room, not sure if he should enter or not. But he couldn't help himself; he needed to see for himself if Lexie was okay. As he pushed the door open, he saw her sitting on the edge of her bed, her head in her hands.

"Lexie," Ciel said softly, approaching her cautiously.

She looked up at him, and a sad smile crossed her face. "Hello, Ciel," she said. "What brings you here?"

"I just wanted to check on you," Ciel said, sitting down beside her. "Isiah told me what you did for him last night. I'm really grateful."

"It was nothing," Lexie said, shrugging. "I'm just glad I could help."

"I don't want you to leave," Ciel said, his voice small. "I don't like it when people are sad."

"I know, Ciel," Lexie said, placing a comforting hand on his shoulder. "But sometimes, we have to do things we don't like. And sometimes, people have to leave."

Ciel looked up at her, tears in his eyes. "But I don't want you to leave," he repeated.

"I know, Ciel," Lexie said, pulling him into a hug. "But sometimes, we have to say goodbye to the people we love. But we'll always have the memories, and that's what's important."

Ciel sniffled, clinging to Lexie tightly then he said :"For me , for me Lexie ..can you do it for me "

Lexie had tears in her eyes at that moment, she was very sad that she made a kid have such a sad feelings , she helped him get up in her bed and once he was sitting next to her she said while patting his golden hair :" I would do anything for you, Ciel ..anything ..the thing is ..Isiah "

" Don't think about him ..I will talk to him ..just promise me that you are going with us "