เข้าสู่ระบบThe Soul Inside the Guardian
“CASSIEN!”
Ellia caught him before his head struck the floor.
His body was unnaturally cold.
The silver crown that had surrounded his head moments earlier had shattered into thousands of tiny stars, which now floated around him like dying fireflies. His eyes remained open, but they had lost their familiar silver glow.
“Cassien, look at me!”
Nothing.
She pressed her palm against
The Darkness That RememberedFor the first time since the beginning of creation, Ellia could not see anything.Not the stars. Not the realms. Not even the golden light that had always answered her call.There was only darkness.And somewhere inside it, Luna was screaming.“Ellia…”The voice was faint, trembling, and painfully familiar.“Please… Don’t let it make me remember”Ellia reached forward.“Luna!”Her golden power burst from her fingertips, but instead of illuminating the darkness, it disappeared into it.She tried again.Nothing.Behind her, Cassien caught her wrist.“Stop”“She’s calling me!”“I know.” His silver eyes searched the endless darkness. “But whatever is out there is swallowing your power. If you keep forcing your way through, it may sw
The Soul Inside the Guardian“CASSIEN!”Ellia caught him before his head struck the floor.His body was unnaturally cold.The silver crown that had surrounded his head moments earlier had shattered into thousands of tiny stars, which now floated around him like dying fireflies. His eyes remained open, but they had lost their familiar silver glow.“Cassien, look at me!”Nothing.She pressed her palm against his chest.His heart was beating.But beneath its familiar rhythm, she felt something else.A second heartbeat.Slow. Ancient. And strangely familiar.“No,” she whispered.Aether rushed toward them.“Move, Ellia”She glared at him.“Don’t tell me to move!”“I’m trying to understand what happened.”“Then understand quickly!”Aether placed two
The Promise Beyond Death“And you did.”Orien’s words echoed through the blood-red sky.Ellia stared at him, unable to move.His amber eyes had turned black, but his expression remained gentle. That was what frightened her most. The darkness wasn’t replacing his face anymore. It was learning how to wear it.“You said you would bring me back,” he repeated.“I did.”“You promis
The Soul She Refused to Destroy“Why did you keep the part of me that you couldn’t bear to kill?”Ellia couldn’t answer.She stood before the opening prison, staring at the man whose face had haunted a memory she had buried beneath the foundations of an entire universe.Orien.The first man she had loved without creating him. The first person who had ever made her forget she was the First Origin.The man she had killed.And apparently, the man she had refused to let die.Behind him, the darkness shifted like a living ocean. Six enormous rings rotated slowly in the distance, each one carrying fragments of symbols Ellia recognized from the earliest laws of existence.The prison was no longer holding its occupant. It was opening around him.Cassien stepped in front of her.“Don’t answer him”Orien’s gaze moved to Cassien.For the first time, his exp
The Sin of the First Origin“I was the one who killed him.”The words escaped Ellia’s mouth, but for several seconds, nobody moved.Not Cassien. Not Aether.Not even Caelum, who had spent ages manipulating the lives of others to preserve a future he believed he could control.The silence that followed was so complete that Ellia could hear the faint, uneven rhythm of Cassien’s heart beside her.She wished she couldn’t.Because every heartbeat reminded her that she had once stood in another universe, listening to a different heartbeat slowly fade beneath her hands.Orien’s.Her fingers began to tremble.“No,” Cassien said.Ellia looked at him.His expression was hard, his silver eyes fixed on hers. He had blood on his shirt from the wound she had healed earlier, and the golden light beneath his skin had barely settled since the First Command
The Prisoner Behind ExistenceELLIAThe voice came from everywhere.From the broken throne. From the empty sky beyond the chamber.From the deepest part of my soul, where memories I had never known existed were beginning to awaken.“At last.”The words were followed by laughter.Not the cruel laughter of a villain celebrating victory. Not the madness of a creature finally freed from imprisonment.It was the laughter of someone who had been waiting patiently for a door to open.And now, after an eternity, it finally had.I stared at the shattered throne.“Eira was the lock?”Aether didn’t answer.“Father!”He looked at me.I had never seen such fear in his eyes.“Yes,” he whispered.“Then what was she keeping inside?”Aether’s lips parted. Nothing came out.Behind him, Caelum slowly
Ellia POV“No.. no! No..”That shouldn’t have happened…All I had to do was ignore it. Just mind my business, but—But that was the real issue…whatever abilities I had—whatever was wrong with me..it can’t change my nature.I saw a lady in need of help…and I acted. And if I had another chance to mak
Ellia POV“A blood baptism!”The words still rang in my ears for a while after–Then the yard went dead quiet, every eye locked on me now…awaiting my reponse.“No!!” The words tore right out of me before I could stop it.“No!”Slowly, the murmurs began to stirr up again…I turned to face then now ag
Ellia POV“Mate!”The word echoed in my head like a curse as the God like figure stepped into the room.He felt it too…I saw it. The tension coursing through him—But what the hell was it?“Ellia..” the voice of Selene seemed to drag me right out of the haze I was in…I snapped my head to her at on
Ellia POVThe sharp sound of my alarm dragged me out of sleep.I groaned and slapped a hand across my nightstand until my fingers found my phone.7:30 a.m.That was far too early for any human being to be awake.I rolled onto my back and stared at the ceiling. "Five more minutes won’t hurt anyone,







