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CHAPTER 28
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The Carpathian Prophecy Of Alpha's Love 109: THE THOUSAND-YEAR COUNCIL
"Some stories end. Others echo forward forever, shaping worlds yet unborn."One Thousand Years After the WarThe amphitheater had been built for this specific purpose—to hold the Millennial Council, where representatives from across the known world gathered to commemorate the thousand-year anniversary of the Great War and to hear from the last living witness.Elara stood backstage, preparing herself. At a thousand and thirty-five years old—give or take, she'd stopped counting precisely after the first few centuries—she was the oldest living being in recorded history. Functionally immortal, unchanged from the day of her reconstitution, she'd watched empires rise and fall, technologies evolve beyond recognition, and the coalition she'd helped build transform into something approaching utopia."Are you ready?" The question came from Kael—not the same Kael from five hundred years ago, but Lerder's seventeenth incarnation. This time he'd returned as a man again, forty-three years old, with
The Carpathian Prophecy Of Alpha's Love 108: EPILOGUE - THE LIFE AFTER
"Every ending is a doorway. Every arrival, a new departure. Every resurrection, a second chance at first moments."One Year After ReconstitutionElara woke to sunlight streaming through the bedroom window and took a moment—as she did every morning—to marvel at the simple fact that she could wake at all.Solid. Physical. Real.Beside her, Lerder still slept, his breathing deep and steady. At seventy, he deserved rest after everything he'd given. She watched him for a moment, studying the lines age had carved into his face, the silver in his hair, the way his hands—once so strong—now showed the tremor of approaching elderhood.They'd lost fifty years. She'd returned to find him old where she remained as she'd been—thirty-five, frozen at the moment of dispersal.It should have been tragic. Should have felt like cruel timing, to be reunited only to face the reality that he was nearing the end of his natural life while she was beginning hers anew.But somehow, it wasn't tragic at all.Ever
The Carpathian Prophecy Of Alpha's Love 107: THE GATHERING
"Some journeys take lifetimes. Some take longer. But the destination remains constant—hope."Five Years Later - Fifty Years After the WarThe announcement came on a crisp autumn morning: all materials had been gathered.After twenty-five years of expeditions, negotiations, setbacks, and perseverance, the components required for reconstitution lay secured in the vault beneath the coalition headquarters. Phoenix ash collected from three separate natural deaths. Dragon tears obtained through decades of patient diplomacy with eastern clans. Starlight crystallized during the previous lunar eclipse. And a dozen other rare materials, each one representing years of dedicated effort.The impossible had become possible.Now came the hard part: deciding whether to actually do it.Lerder stood in the vault, staring at the assembled components. He was sixty-eight now, his wolf form slower than it used to be, his body bearing the accumulated weight of decades of leadership. But his mind remained sh
The Carpathian Prophecy Of Alpha's Love 106: THE VERDICT
"When a nation votes, it reveals not just what it wants, but who it is."The Morning of the VoteThe assembly hall filled before dawn. People had camped outside all night to ensure their seats, treating this vote with the gravity it deserved. By the time the sun crested the mountains, every seat was occupied and hundreds more stood in the aisles, pressed against walls, crowded in doorways.Lerder arrived early with Kira and Eira. Their daughter had insisted on attending, wanting to understand what was being decided about their family's future. They sat in the front row, hands clasped together—a united front, whatever came next.Across the aisle, Alden sat with Maren. The healer looked exhausted, clearly having slept as poorly as Lerder. Their eyes met, and in that moment, they understood each other perfectly: two men watching as strangers decided whether to resurrect their lost loves.Lysandra took the podium as the designated moderator. At seventy-three, she commanded respect that si
The Carpathian Prophecy Of Alpha's Love 105: THE CHOICE OF NATIONS
"Democracy is not about easy choices—it's about shared burden when all choices are impossible."Six Days Before the VoteThe announcement of the discovery and the impending vote spread through the coalition like wildfire. Within forty-eight hours, delegations from every settlement were arriving, demanding to participate in a decision that would set precedent for generations."This is getting out of control," Soren said, watching yet another group of travelers file through the city gates. "We've had seven hundred new arrivals in two days. Housing is strained, food supplies are being depleted faster than anticipated, and everyone has an opinion they're desperate to share.""Good." Lerder stood at his office window, observing the chaos below. "This shouldn't be decided by a handful of people. It affects everyone—sets the standard for what we're willing to risk, what we value, how we honor sacrifice.""Easy for you to say. You're not the one managing logistics." But Soren's complaint was
The Carpathian Prophecy Of Alpha's Love 104: THE QUESTION
"The hardest choices are those where every answer carries a cost too great to bear."Three Weeks LaterThe ritual chamber had been prepared with meticulous care. Lysandra had overseen every detail—the precise arrangement of candles, the carefully drawn sigils, the protective wards that would allow communication across dimensional boundaries.This wasn't just another manifestation ritual. This time, they would ask the question that could change everything.Lerder stood at the chamber's edge, watching the preparations with a knot of anxiety in his chest. Beside him, Kira held his hand—a gesture of support that felt both comforting and heartbreaking."You don't have to be here," he told her quietly. "This is—it's going to be difficult.""Which is exactly why I should be here." She squeezed his hand. "Whatever happens, we face it together. That's what we promised."Across the chamber, Alden paced nervously. Maren stood nearby, her expression a mirror of Kira's—supportive but uncertain, kn
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