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Olivia POVThe horse-like beast galloped through the endless darkness with astonishing speed.Despite its massive frame, every stride was light and graceful, almost as though its hooves never truly touched the ground. Instead of ordinary footprints, dark ripples spread beneath each step before vanishing into the Void.The thousands of beasts behind us followed in absolute silence.Not a single growl nor a single footstep.Only the occasional flash of crimson eyes breaking through the darkness.I looked over my shoulder and it was impossible to tell where the army ended.The deeper darkness swallowed everything beyond a certain distance, making it seem as though an endless tide of creatures was following me.An uneasy feeling settled in my chest.“Who exactly am I to them?” I wondered.“What kind of wolf was Lucy?”.The silver crystal resting inside my palm pulsed gently, almost as though responding to my thoughts. The warmth flowing from it had not disappeared.Instead, it slowly spre

Olivia POV From everything I had been told, the maps I studied, and the ancient texts Karl and the others researched, it finally dawned on me that I had already stepped into the valley. The Valley of Broken Gravity. “The valley has awakened.” “The laws of gravity no longer exist here,” I muttered through gritted teeth. With both hands gripping my staff tightly, I slowly pulled myself back onto solid ground. The moment both my feet touched the surface… The earth rotated violently once again. This time, the entire landscape flipped ninety degrees. I almost screamed. The ground I had been standing on suddenly became a wall. The wall became the ceiling. Massive boulders floated upward instead of falling, while pebbles drifted through the air like dry leaves caught in a violent current, circling endlessly around one another. Everything had turned upside down. Nothing followed the natural order anymore. Nothing obeyed reason. “This place is insane…” I cursed under my breath,

Olivia POV The ancient being remained quiet. Several seconds passed before it finally answered. “Many people have called me by different names and titles. I no longer remember my true name.” Its voice carried no sadness. Only acceptance. Like someone who had lived through the vicissitudes of countless ages and no longer cared about what had been lost. “The passage of time erased it.” “You may call me… the Guardian.” “The Guardian,” I muttered quietly. The title suited him perfectly. “Are you guarding this gate?” I asked. “I guard far more than this gate,” he replied. He slowly turned. Beyond him, I finally saw what lay inside. An endless city. Not ruined. Sleeping. Gigantic silver towers stretched beyond sight. Moonlit rivers flowed through empty streets. Countless statues stood frozen where they had once lived, so lifelike that they looked like real people trapped in stone. Everything remained perfectly preserved. Yet there was no life. No voices. No movement.

Olivia POVHours passed or perhaps days.Inside the city, time no longer seemed to exist and even if it does, I could not keep track of it.The water gradually became calm and violent pain slowly faded replaced my a comfortable warm feeling that almost felt intoxicating.My heartbeat steadied.The silver and golden lights dancing beneath my skin slowly receded until they disappeared completely.The countless ancient runes that had entered my body settled deep within my bones, as though they had always belonged there.A gentle warmth lingered in my chest like the soothing warmth of the spring.It felt alive.Lucy suddenly gasped.“Olivia…” she called.I could hear the disbelief in her voice.“What is it?” I asked suddenly alarmed.“Our blood. It has changed” she replied excitedly.Before I could ask another question, countless tiny streams of silver light emerged from every part of my body.They intertwined around me before condensing into the image of a crescent moon above the Sacred

Olivia POVThe skeletal hands tightened around my ankle with terrifying strength.Their touch was freezing—not the ordinary cold of winter.It was a bone-deep chill that seemed capable of freezing the soul itself with a single touch.More skeletal hands burst through the crystal-clear lake in their hundreds.Soon, they covered the entire surface of the water like a field of dead branches stretching desperately toward the sky.Their fingers clawed at my legs, my waist, and my arms, trying to drag me beneath the dark water.I swung my sword without hesitation.Slash!A silver sword intent erupted outward like a raging gale, scattering the skeletal hands in its path.Dozens of them shattered into black mist.Yet before the fragments had completely disappeared…New ones emerged.Twice as many as before.Lucy growled inside my mind.“They’re endless.”“They aren’t trying to kill you.”“They’re trying to make you surrender.”Her words made me frown as I desperately searched for a way to pas