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Golden Cheese Cookie could only watch as White Lily Cookie crumbled away. She couldn't move, couldn't do anything to stop it even if she wanted to. She could only watch as once again, she lost one of her treasures.

The last time she talked to White Lily Cookie it was decades prior, before the latter had ventured to Beast Yeast; before the Dark Flour War, before she lost everything and grew to resent the one that she once called a friend.

When she heard from Pure Vanilla Cookie that White Lily Cookie was back, she was hesitant but willing to talk; maybe not forgive, it's almost impossible to forgive someone after they caused so much hurt, but at least, talk. Hear her out. Finally ask why, because she needed to know the reason behind everything. That was the only way Golden Cheese Cookie could make peace, at least somewhat, with the events that had happened.

But here she now stood as White Lily Cookie died. With the questions she wanted to ask still in her head, the chance of a talk now becoming impossible as time continued to cruelly move, as it would not stop to wait, to give anyone there a chance to talk, to at least say goodbye.

Apart of Pure Vanilla Cookie, none of the Ancients had seen White Lily Cookie since before the Dark Flour War. Such a long time had passed. Nobody got a chance to talk to her one last time.

And as the Ancient of Freedom died, Golden Cheese Cookie couldn't think about anything other than the fact that she never got the chance to talk to White Lily Cookie. She never got answers, she never got anything, and now, because of Dark Enchantress Cookie, she was losing someone she cared about again, and like every other time, she couldn't do anything to stop it.

She never got the chance to do the talk that would've been so painful but so needed at the same time. And maybe she was just imagining it, but she could see that despite White Lily Cookie's talk about her finally having the freedom she dreamed of, she could see in her eyes that it wasn't a choice. It was an obligation. It was the right thing to do, to stop an evil permanently, because that's what heroes do, don't they? They're willing to sacrifice themselves for the world. And White Lily Cookie wanted to fix a wrong that had been weighting down on her for so long, and that was the only way she could do it.

White Lily Cookie died as a hero, but it was a cruel death. Cruel on those who loved her. Golden Cheese Cookie stood there, tears in her eyes that she couldn't stop, a despair that was reflected on the face of her friends, especially Pure Vanilla Cookie. Such a cruel freedom, it was.