The unmistaken

ers. Some agreed that the twins' love was a test of their f

e his opposition. "The Oracle's words are madness," he declared. "The twins' l

ads of fate, Baba Kofi," she said. "The twins' love is not a curse, but a test of

ust. "You would have us risk everything for

I would have us risk everything for the sake of love," she said. "For it is lov

he Oracle's words and Baba Kofi's oppos

ey succeed, we will know that their love is true, and we will accept it. But if they fail

gree to the test," he said. "But if the tw

"I agree," she said. "But if they succeed, we must acce

agreement, and the Ora

trial will test their love, their courage, and their wits. If they succeed, they will be rewarded beyond

with excitement and fear. They knew that the test wo

est," Kato said,

ever trials come o

agreement, their faces

shining with approval. "Th

or the test. They knew that their love would be tested to the l

a with a question. "What do you th

now," she said. "But I'm

behind them, their ha

ed," Sana

be," he said. "We'll face wha

e and determination. They knew that the test would b

atched them go, their faces filled with a mix of emo

ve would be tested to the limit, and onl

lage, hung in the balance. Would they pass the test