# Chapter 56: Using Healing Magic
Hello everyone, it's me again! How are you all doing? Today I will continue to walk with you and review Chapter 56 of *"Forgotten Wife: Let the Traitors Kneel Down"* — a chapter filled with breathtaking magic, hidden bloodlines, quiet romance, and a whole arsenal of freshly blessed weapons. So grab your favorite drink, settle in, and let’s step back into the story together.
The chapter opens with Ethan and Dantriel standing in stunned silence. They had just witnessed April bless an entire arsenal of weapons in what felt like a single heartbeat. In the past, when the most talented elven princess in the elven kingdom performed such a blessing, she could only do one weapon at a time — and even then, the number was limited. Yet April had done the impossible, and the two warriors couldn’t help but ask the same question: just how powerful was this woman, and how much hidden power did she truly hold?
Fay, ever the skeptic, walked among the weapons and examined them closely. Each blade and bow carried a faint, luminous glow. He asked if that was all. Ethan confirmed that the weapons had received the blessing of light — the glow was the proof. But Fay wasn’t satisfied. “And how can I know that they are effective?” he asked. Ethan, with a bit of dry wit, told him to go to the battlefield, find a monster born from darkness, and test it for himself. Fay’s expression turned sour. Without another word, he grabbed a long sword made of ivory, marched toward the door, and declared, “These weapons better be useful.” It was a perfect mix of seriousness and sarcasm — a small moment that reminded everyone that even in times of war, personalities still shine through.
Then the scene shifted into a much more intimate space. Cassian and Maya were alone, and the heavy weight of unspoken truths finally came tumbling out. Cassian knew that Maya had done everything in her power to help them — including bringing the key to the gate of Hades. It was reckless, dangerous, and exactly the kind of bold move that made Maya who she was. Maya admitted that her brother had no idea she had taken it. She wasn’t stealing it, though. The key technically belonged to her, so she had simply borrowed it. Cassian, in his own teasing way, called it what it was: stolen. But Maya just smiled and said she would return it when they got back — because Cassian would be coming back with her.
But then came the deeper revelation. Maya confessed something she had only recently learned: she shared blood with the Fairy Queen. It was possible that the queen’s daughter was Maya’s grandmother or great-grandmother, making them family. That bond was exactly why the queen had been so willing to give Cassian the key to the gate of Hades. In the queen’s eyes, Maya was far more valuable than any promise or treasure. Cassian was shocked, but Maya explained that Fay had told her the truth. That was also the reason Fay had tried so hard to push them apart — because he saw that Maya’s feelings for Cassian were not a passing fancy. They were real, deep, and dangerous.
Cassian’s voice softened. The queen had agreed to let Maya go, but Cassian needed to hear it from her directly. “Do you want to go with me or stay?” Maya answered with a soft kiss on the lips and a simple, powerful truth: she had once been willing to die just to be with him. Discovering a bloodline secret changed nothing. She had already left behind her brother and father for him. There was no universe where she would choose to stay. Cassian’s relief was almost tangible, though he admitted the place still made him nervous. Maya felt the same — even with the queen’s permission, something didn’t sit right. The only reason they had managed to convince the queen at all was because of April. Maya hadn’t imagined April could be so stubborn, but beneath that sweet and gentle exterior was a woman of iron will.
Just then, a knock interrupted their private moment. Cassian opened the door to find April. She was considerate, not wanting to intrude, but Maya welcomed her warmly. April approached the bedside and asked how Maya was feeling. The pain had almost completely disappeared, Maya said — but April wasn’t satisfied. She gently took Maya’s hand and infused her healing magic directly into her. The last remnants of pain caused by the queen’s earlier order vanished completely. It was a quiet moment of pure compassion, a gift April gave without hesitation, even after using so much power to bless all those weapons.
Cassian asked April how the blessing had gone. She told him it was done, but the fairies were still hesitant and distrustful. They wanted to test the weapons themselves before fully believing in their power. Cassian wondered what they would do next. “For now, we wait,” April said. Maya thought about it and suspected that Fay had already told the Fairy Queen what April did during the war. Surely, the queen would have to help them now. Yet that had never been part of the agreement — April was only supposed to bless the weapons. But that was before April released all her power and revealed just how strong she truly was. Still, they decided not to assume too much. There was no point in worrying about the future before it arrived.
Finally, Narim appeared at the door, prepared to escort April to her room. April, not wanting to keep interrupting Cassian and Maya’s time together, agreed to rest. Before she left, Cassian told her not to hesitate if she needed anything. April smiled and promised that if something happened, he would be the first to know.
This chapter was a beautiful mix of power, vulnerability, and preparation. April proved she was more than just a queen — she was a force of nature. And Cassian and Maya’s love story deepened with the mystery of a hidden bloodline, leaving everyone wondering what the Fairy Queen truly planned.
**Reader's Impressions & Star Rating:**
What an emotionally rich chapter! I loved the blend of breathtaking magic and intimate character moments. April’s healing blessing was so tender after her massive display of power, and Maya choosing Cassian despite her royal bloodline made my heart melt. Fay’s sarcastic exit added some much-needed humor, while the storyline kept building toward something big. The secret about Maya’s lineage adds a fascinating new layer to the conflict. This chapter left me wanting more!
⭐ Rating: 4.9 / 5 Stars
**Next Chapter Prediction:**
The fairies will likely test the blessed weapons against dark-born monsters, and their results will force the Fairy Queen to make a real decision. Meanwhile, Cassian and Maya may attempt to leave the fairy realm, but the queen won’t let such a valuable descendant slip away so easily. There could be an ambush, a betrayal, or a dangerous escape ahead — and April’s power might be the only thing standing between them and disaster.
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