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Ok, there is a limit on the length of posts, so I had to cut the log up in parts. And they will come in reverse order too. :o

 Episode 3: Dance of Rivalry

Invited to the neighboring rival kingdom Dance Academy, our princesses find themselves immersed in a world of elegance, grace, and fierce competition. The kingdom's three princesses—Hussar Princess of Sabers, Tutu Princess of Ballet, and Grace Princess of Grace—greet them with a mix of curiosity and skepticism, their graceful demeanor belying a competitive spirit honed through years of rigorous training.

In a series of dazzling displays and spirited performances, tensions run high as our heroines vie for recognition and respect amidst the dance academy's illustrious halls. From classical ballet to rhythmic gymnastics, each princess showcases her unique talents and strengths, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of the audience.

As the competition reaches its climax, our princesses find themselves entangled in a rivalry fueled by ambition and camaraderie. Yet, amidst the flurry of pirouettes and leaps, bonds of friendship begin to blossom, transcending rivalries and uniting them in a shared appreciation for the beauty of dance.

As a token of their newfound friendship, the kingdom's princesses present our heroines with a second glowing tile—radiant azure imbued with the essence of the dance academy's enchanting spirit. With their collection of mysterious artifacts growing, our princesses embark on the next stage of their journey, their resolve unshaken and their hearts brimming with anticipation.

Episode 4: Labyrinthine Lurkers

Exploring the ruins within their kingdom, our princesses encounter the enigmatic morlocks, guardians of the subterranean labyrinth. They also find little Lila, who now has found her title, Lila the Lost Princess. Seems her magic is all about getting lost! Hounded by the morlocks and aided by their own wit and courage, our heroines navigate the treacherous tunnels, uncovering another glowing tile and a cryptic puzzle of statues.

The room they discover is adorned with eight statues, each representing a different creature or being. The statues are rough representations that leave much to the imagination, but their general shape and nature can be divined.

A princess in a cheery power pose, radiating confidence and determination.

An elemental of mixed elements similar to the one encountered earlier, swirling with energy and power.

A mammalian creature, perhaps a dog or panther, poised for action with eyes alert and muscles tensed.

A reptilian creature, resembling a gecko or monitor lizard, its scales glistening in the dim light.

A snake, coiled and ready to strike, its eyes gleaming with intelligence and cunning.

A bird of paradise, its plumage vibrant and iridescent, wings spread wide in a display of beauty.

A morlock, depicted in stoic silence, its features rugged and weathered from a lifetime of hardship. 

A mysterious figure, neither fully man nor monster, its form shrouded in ambiguity and intrigue.

At the center of the room lies a depression, seemingly designed to hold nine tiles of the kind our heroines have already found. Experimenting with the tiles they've collected, the princesses place them in different configurations. Clover, the Bunny Princess, steps before the statue of the princess, with Claire, Princess of Chains, and Nagalila, the Boa Princess, assisting her. They arrange the tiles with the green tile next to Clover, the blue tile in the middle, and the yellow tile towards the mammalian creature. As they work to decipher the purpose of the tiles and the significance of the statues, a surge of magic envelops the room, transforming Clover into an actual bunny. Though the effect is temporary, it offers a tantalizing clue to the room's secrets.

The princesses then spend several tiring tea-and-cookies less hours navigating the maze to escape, leaving Clair Princes of Chains crashed and in dire need of sweet cakes, soon enjoyed by all.

Episode 5: Troublesome Tribulations

Responding to environmental disturbances, our heroines face a series of challenges in their kingdom. Clover's penchant for posing inadvertently triggers an invasion of rabbits, escalating chaos across the region. Additionally, a communication breakdown arises as a river crucial for transportation becomes blocked by water elementals. Granny Poppy, the Knitting Princess is there to fetch Lila the Lost Princess back to Princess Academy, but their path is blocked by this event.

In their investigation, our princesses encounter Princess Hussar, leader of the Sabres, her formidable drill girls. They discover that the passage to the Dance Academy kingdom is also obstructed by the same water elementals, who have transformed into a rough and blobbish drill troupe, mirroring Hussar's own troupe in peculiar fashion. Possibly Hussar and the Sabres is what first attracted these water elementals? Hussar contemplates attacking the elementals, but their numbers pose a formidable challenge.

In a stroke of ingenuity, our princesses propose an alternative solution: luring the elementals to a nearby bywater and persuading them to pose there permanently, thus creating a picturesque view. After some negotiation and the sharing of tea and cookies, Hussar agrees to the plan, and her troupe leads the elementals to the designated spot, assisted by Nagalia, the Boa Princess.

Meanwhile, Claire, Princess of Chains, and Clover, the Bunny Princess, explore a nearby area and stumble upon a tranquil pool nestled in a grassy slope, resembling an amphitheater with the river in the background. To their surprise, the slope is teeming with rabbits. Clover, the Bunny Princess discovers their network of burrows hidden within the grassy slopes and befriends them, enchanted by their whimsy. As the princesses prepare to execute their plan, Claire suspends Clover over the pool in magical chains, while she joins the approaching troupes, one Princess Hussar and the Sabres, the other consists of water elementals. When Princess Clover is left alone and gazes upon the rabbits, they suddenly wear fanciful attire reminiscent of fine folks enjoying a leisurely afternoon. When she is distracted by the approaching troupes and then look back at the rabbits, they are just rabbits.

Arriving at the bywater in a grand display of magic and showmanship, Claire and Clover collaborate to immobilize the leader of the water elementals with magical chains, while the others perform before the amused audience of rabbits. This ingenious solution permanently removes the river blockage, allowing our heroines to return home successfully, their bond with Princess Hussar strengthened through shared adversity and creative problem-solving.