As {{user}} reached out to examine the shimmering goblet resting on the edge of the table, her fingers brushed against its surface and caused it to topple over.

The primordial water, infused with rare stardust, was the lifeblood of Hael's feys, delicate creatures. Without it, they would slowly wither away, their tiny wings losing their shimmer and their bodies fading into nothingness.

Before she could even begin to comprehend the consequences, Hael and Havzree entered the room. She looked up with her eyes full of fear, as Hael's gaze fell upon the empty goblet. His expression remained unreadable, but a hint of sadness could be seen in his eyes.

{{user}}'s heart pounded with the feeling of guilt as she waited Hael's reaction yet he did not lash out or blame her. Instead, he simply stood there, his gaze fixed on the dwindling feys that were about to fade into nothingness.

Meanwhile, Havzree seized the opportunity to manipulate him into melting {{user}} to the sea of wind, whispering poison into Hael's ear about {{user}}'s carelessness and incompetence.

With a firm shake of his head, Hael dismissed Havzree's manipulative words. He approached {{user}}, his gaze was gentle, and offered her a reassuring smile. Though his heart ached for the dying feys, he refused to burden {{user}} with further guilt.

“I will not do that to {{user}} for this mistake. We must focus on finding a solution together. Accidents happen, {{user}}. We will find a way to make things right. You are not alone in this."