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Episode 2603

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For centuries, The Institute of Artemesia had been one of the world’s most respected academic and magical research institutions. But they had always struggled with one thing—funding and access to knowledge.

Aeternum had solved both problems. Inside the Grand Royal Library of Aeternum, Head Scholar Callisto Verdan stood in awe.

She ran her hands over the massive tomes of knowledge, collected from all over the world and carefully preserved in Aeternum’s archives.

Rare magical research, ancient history, modern technological advancements—it was all here.

“Aeternum’s funding has allowed us to expand our studies beyond imagination,” she murmured, her voice trembling with excitement.

“With access to this library, we are no longer bound by the limitations of our past.”

Beside her, Professor Aldrich—one of Artemesia’s leading scholars—nodded.

“The rest of the world still clings to outdated traditions,” he said. “But here? Here we can create the future.”

Aeternum had become the center of knowle
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  • Traveller Of Two Worlds   Episode 2702

    Across the Central Continent, dozens of such conversations echoed through old palaces, dim bunkers, and backroom parliaments. Leaders who once sneered at Aeternum as an upstart now watched it crown itself as destiny.And worse—people believed in it. The very masses they ruled now dreamed of clean water, jobs in Aeternum’s shining cities, and safety under the Peacekeeper’s shadow. Old regimes no longer held hearts. They barely held borders.And for all their rage, for all their plotting, the reality was this: There was nothing they could do. Not without consequences. The Peacekeeper Force was no idle threat. It was a blade drawn and sheathed in law—coiled but ready. And in its ranks were the finest troops of Aeternum, the angelic air divisions of Angela, the sea-hardened commandos of Eloesa, the mountain warriors of Froatlan.To strike any one UNA nation now… was to strike them all. So, they sulked. And they spat venom. But it ended in silence. In envy. In bitter knowing. They had laug

  • Traveller Of Two Worlds   Episode 2701

    I stood and crossed to the window, overlooking the distant UNA Headquarters glowing under the late afternoon sun. Delegates were still mingling. Celebrating. None of them knew what I had just learned. And for now… that’s how it needed to stay.“I’m keeping this data classified,” I said.Andrea turned to me. “Even from the other UNA leaders?”“Especially from them,” I muttered. “Most of them still think their world ends at their borders. You saw what happened when they first saw tar roads and indoor plumbing. What do you think they’d do with this information?”Elijah entered next, hearing only the last part. “Someone would panic. Someone else would try to invade someone else, thinking there’s land to grab or people to exploit.”“Exactly.” I turned back to them all. “I know their hearts. I understand their ambitions. Not all are bad. But most are untrained, unready. We tell them there’s a continent out there teeming with unaligned states, fertile lands, and god knows how many magic-imbu

  • Traveller Of Two Worlds   Episode 2700

    “This little fellow,” he grinned, “was once worth a silver coin here… now? In Aeternum? Ten times that!”Laughter and cheers followed. From Kingdom of Zaredon, long-time vassal of Aeternum, came a more heartfelt reaction. In the capital’s central plaza, a group of once-displaced citizens—refugees who had fled decades of conflict—watched the announcement under the great magnifying crystal screen.Among them stood an old woman named Thiera. She wiped her eyes with a worn sleeve, clutching a letter from her granddaughter who now lived in Aeternum.“She’s coming to visit,” Thiera whispered to the man beside her. “She says… the train will take her here in just three days. Three days!”The man choked on his reply. “Thiera… you haven’t seen her in sixteen years.”“No,” she said, smiling through tears. “But I will now.”For countless refugees and the displaced, the announcement was nothing short of a miracle. The promise of safety and mobility without perilous foot travel, without illegal tra

  • Traveller Of Two Worlds   Episode 2699

    A second screen displayed the breakdown—Aeternum’s mechanized division, Zaredon and Eloesa’s battalions, Angela’s brigade, Froatlan’s mountain troops, Crystal Lake’s lancers.King Sigwald of Froatlan stood and raised his thick hand. “Let it be known,” he said loudly, “that our dwarves march not to war—but to peace!”Applause followed, genuine and thunderous. I let the moment breathe before shifting the display. The second emblem rose: an interwoven grid of roads, tracks, and trade lines—the symbol of the UNA Economic Corridor.“And secondly,” I announced, “the formation of the Economic Corridor. A standardized trade network. Unified documentation. Shared transportation initiatives. And for all cross-nation trading: the use of Aeternum Credits, a secure, stable currency that shall serve as our bridge between borders.”The delegates murmured in agreement, and even some who had seemed hesitant days ago were now nodding, reassured by the overwhelming unity in the room.“We will trade fast

  • Traveller Of Two Worlds   Episode 2698

    “Today, we mark a beginning. The founding stones of what will become not just a pact, not merely an alliance—but a civilization. Thirty-one nations, each proud in their heritage, standing together not for war, not out of fear, but from hope.”I glanced over them all—the kings and queens, dukes and presidents, prime ministers and city lords.“This hall,” I continued, “is not just built of marble and glass. It is built from ambition. From trust. From the idea that perhaps, just perhaps, we can rise together instead of pulling each other down.”The screens in the corners displayed live translations in every major language. News anchors echoed my words across a thousand cities.“In this chamber, we will pass laws that will shape generations. We will debate not for power, but for progress. And we will stand, together, against the tides—be they of monsters, or tyranny, or ignorance.”I paused.“Let this be clear to the world. The United Nations Alliance is not a novelty. It is not a symbol

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