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My Princess Above All Full Episode
001
Alexia is forced to watch as Prince Jaxon drags her grandfather before the court, declares her time as princess consort over, and orders him torn apart by dogs. The grandfather pleads that he gave Jaxon ten years and his family's power; Jaxon retorts that the boy Alexia once loved died on the battlefield and urges her to join him. Jazmin and the courtiers mock Alexia while the violence unfolds. By episode's end Alexia is left abandoned and her remains are ordered buried, leaving Jaxon's brutal choice and her fate unresolved.
002
Ric is handed Lexie’s sword and urged to "win this battle" as the plea repeats. A voice reveals, "I've been searching for you for ten years," and vows, "I'll join you once I kill Prince Jaxon." Tension spikes when someone blurts that Jazmin is pregnant—then another asks, "Isn't that three years ago?" The speaker confronts a startling gap: "Have I... been reborn?" The episode ends on that revelation, the decade-long hunt and the assassination vow colliding, and the speaker's next move left unresolved.
003
Alexia realizes she's been reborn and remembers that in her last life Jazmin nearly lost her baby after drinking Alexia's calming tea. At the palace sickbay, medics report Lady Valdez's pulse is steady, but the court demands Alexia apologize to Jazmin for the episode. Alexia refuses, accuses Jaxon of poisoning the calming tea he gave her, and insists her martial-arts training means she won't be trampled. Vowing to settle this blood debt and then find Ric, she is interrupted when an attendant announces, "Prince Yoric is here!", leaving her plan unresolved.
004
At Lady Sullivan's birthday banquet, Alexia—sent by her father to assist—serves tea to Prince Yoric, a decorated war hero now crippled. Guests immediately jeer at Yoric and accuse Alexia of seeking favor; the lady of the house insists pregnant Jazmin, who is carrying the heir, should take the seat. Accusations escalate into a public confrontation: Alexia refuses to be shamed and slaps Jazmin, provoking outrage. As the household erupts, a servant interrupts: "Someone's broken into the study!" The revelation cuts the scene short and leaves the household facing an urgent, unresolved threat.
005
A break-in is discovered: the study was ransacked and a letter is missing. Guards immediately seal every exit and order everyone who entered or left today to be searched. Officers claim Gideon snuck into the study and say the stolen letter should be on Prince Yoric, so servants and others present are ordered to search him. Jaxon mocks Yoric’s disability and a man draws his sword, but Alexia refuses to be cowed. She steps forward, insists she'll search him herself, grabs his hands and accuses him of hiding the letter, leaving the estate tense and the letter's fate unresolved.
006
During a security inspection ordered by His Highness, Alexia is accused of groping Prince Yoric and faces a forced strip-search. She resists as guards escalate, shouting and calling her a rebel. Jaxon publicly denounces her, claiming she married him to be a pawn in his fight for the throne, triggering a sharp confrontation. Another man then declares Alexia his rightful consort and vows she will be Queen when he takes the throne, raising the stakes. The episode ends with Alexia drinking a 'calming' tea that tastes like poison, leaving her fate and position uncertain.
007
Princess Alexia drops her meek act and offers Yoric an alliance to help him claim the throne. Yoric resists, bitter about a war injury that cost him succession because of his crippled legs. Alexia insists that if fate won't give them justice they must seize it, pushing him to fight. A wounded woman named Lexie then appears, saying she pulled Yoric from a battlefield and won't survive. Courtiers point out Lexie is a country girl, not the noble Alexia, though she feels familiar. Yoric is left uncertain whom to trust.
008
At a private meeting, a man offers Princess Alexia an alliance and hands her a letter accusing Prince Jaxon Pikewell of treason. He urges her to betray her husband and marry him despite admitting he is paralyzed; Alexia accepts and gives her word. Moments later, Yoric collapses—his hair whitening and skin ice-cold—with clear symptoms of Frostfire Bane. He cries for people to leave as others recall the disease's internal, burning agony. The deal is instantly imperiled: with Yoric struck by Frostfire Bane and near death, their freshly sealed pact hangs on a razor's edge.
009
She opens the episode by shouting "Don't touch me!" and pushes a man away. In the aftermath Yoric and Ric are named; he helps her up, they apologize, and admit that being seen would invite accusations of an illicit affair, so their alliance must stay secret. They agree to "seal the deal" and part. At court a voice that sounds like Ric's convinces courtiers to back him for the throne. An advisor warns, "she's seducing you" and blames Prince Jaxon; another defends her. The court is split and the secret pact and throne plot remain unresolved.
010
At a private meeting, a pregnant woman convinces His Highness to publicly humiliate Alexia at the mother's birthday banquet in three days so she can be named principal wife. During the exchange she admits, "It was me," claiming responsibility for crippling Prince Yoric in the war six years ago and arguing his injury removed any chance of an heir. Later Alexia is confronted by the prince's mother over four years of childlessness and learns His Highness's incapacity is known. Realizing past humiliations were staged, Alexia vows to play along as the banquet looms and will decide her fate.