[Brinniel]

Mattius looked rather guilty. "I'm sorry, Faye. I know you did not want your secret revealed, but it had to be told sometime. And after you had gone missing, it was important that I tell them."
Faye averted her eyes from Mattius, in an effort to ignore him.
"Mattius is right," Radagast said. "I myself instructed him to tell the others, for they must know your true identity."
"I must say I agree with you, Radagast," Rothalle said quietly. "That is why I believe Calentoliel and I should reveal our own."

Calentoliel swallowed nervously, for she was not sure if she wanted to reveal to the others what she had only just discovered. But then again, the others would have to know sooner or later, and perhaps it would be better off if they knew sooner.

"Are you sure you want to do this, night-sister?" Radagast whispered. "You and Calentoliel have only just shared your emotions to each other. Are you both ready to reveal your true selves to the others?"
"I am," Rothalle nodded. "How about you, Calentoliel?"
"If Faye's secret has been revealed, it's only fair if ours is also," she responded.
"Alright, then. Go ahead and tell them, Rothalle," Radagast said.
Rothalle turned around and faced the others. Calentoliel drew a deep breath and prepared herself.
After several moments of silence, Rothalle finally spoke. "I know you have all thought Calentoliel and I much alike. I have seen it in your eyes."
The others nodded in understanding.
"But we are even more alike than you think we are," she continued. "We are of kin."
Mattius stared at Rothalle. "Kin?" he repeated.
"Yes," Calentoliel nodded. "Rothalle is my sister."