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"But waiting for the monsters to come to our door is a fool's game, Elena. I won't spend the rest of our lives looking at the sky, waiting for it to tear open." I pulled back, looking into his eyes. "Neither will I." We walked down the grand staircase toward the study. Valerius and Marcus were already waiting for us. Spread across the mahogany desk was a series of ancient, crumbling scrolls that Valerius had recovered from the Progenitors' vault. The parchment was black, the ink written in a glowing, sickly crimson. "The Midnight Codex," Valerius said grimly as we entered. "It is incomplete, but what I have translated is... chilling. The Sires believed that the Architects cannot open a rift

I focus on the set of words directly below where I circled codex. I lean closer to better take in the words and mouth them. "Manuscript, certificate, scroll, volume, collection , script." My heart begins to thud in its cage as excitement rips through me. They're synonyms of codex. Why hadn't I thought about that before? "I'm a fucking idiot." My face is splitting wide in a grin. Of course the assassin wouldn't have just told me where Guilang was, which was why he spoke in code making it such that he wasn't selling his boss out.

"That bitch just handed us bullshit!" Kaiser frowned, his sharp eyes narrowing as he moved closer to the table. "What do you mean?" he asked, his voice edged with suspicion. Kim gestured wildly at the grimoire, while the man beside her turned the book to a particular page and tapped a cluster of unfamiliar symbols. "I've studied every dead language, every arcane dialect, and even modern cryptographic systems," he said, his voice carrying an air of finality. "And I can tell you with absolute certainty—I’ve never encountered anything like this before." He exhaled sharply. "This isn't a grimoire. This is gibberish."

’ He took my hand and led me to a table. The scroll opened and a short passage stared back like one on the back of a jam bottle. ▽ REFLECTO NAMESYX MASCULUS WANN FYRST PROCREATION SECUND SHIELD PRIDDA LANG FERTHE LEOHT What's this? I jerked back, utterly befuddled. The only word I recognise is 'procreation'. If I were to read it like English, 'fyrst', 'secund', 'ferthe' sound very much like 'first', 'second' and 'fourth'.

“None of it. There’s nothing you can do. Nothing I can do. Nothing but play the parts we were assigned.” “Reverend Fowler, I need you to focus. This is incredibly important. You need to tell me what happened.” “There were giants in the earth in those days, and also after that,” he said, smirking. “Giants.” “What are you talking about?” “Genesis, my boy, Genesis,” he said. “They came unto the daughters of men, and they bared children to them.” I tried to read the label on the IV but I couldn’t tell what was in there. “Reverend Fowler, please.”

God-markings. My blood ran cold. “It was hidden behind a false wall,” Cassius continued. “We wouldn’t have found it if Cardan hadn’t ordered the entire place torn apart stone by stone.” Harley leaned forward. “What does it say?” Cassius’s jaw tightened. “We’re still translating, but we recognize some of it. It’s old. Very old. It references… the Primordials.” My heart stopped. “No,” I whispered, shaking my head. “That’s impossible. They were sealed away. All of them—”

They stopped at what appeared to be the beginning of a chapter, text materialising on previously blank parchment. "Sacred guardians," Lyra read, her voice hushed with reverence. "The Codex speaks directly to you." The text shimmered with a gentle light, the words appearing in an ancient script that I could somehow understand, despite never having studied it. "To those who stand at the crossroads of restoration," I read aloud, the translation coming naturally. "When balance falters and worlds drift apart, three shall return to guide the way. Strength to protect, wisdom to discern, compassion to unite."

I tried to concentrate, but my finger was throbbing. The Elder pulled out the large, thickly-paged book and thumbed through it to find his desired page before clearing his throat. "Do you, Caroline Blair, hereby declare, on oath, that you absolutely and entirely renounce and abjure all allegiance and fidelity to any pack which you have heretofore been a member?" He asked, reading from the book. "Yes," I answered. "Do you, Caroline Blair, so solemnly swear that you will uphold the codes of Pack Possente Lupo set forth by this council, its Alpha, its Beta, and its Gamma?"

Edwin smiled mysteriously as if holding a significant secret. After a moment, he waved again, and the guardian spirit transformed into a ball of light that landed in his hand. When Adrian used his divine consciousness to probe the light ball, he immediately sensed the immense power contained within it. Realizing something, he began to speak, "Sir, this..." Seeing that Adrian had guessed the truth, Edwin smiled and confirmed, "Indeed, this is Purecastle's most revered codex—the Sacred Spirit Codex, which contains the records of the Primordial Core."

Though Felix knew little about soul manipulation, he could only calm his mind and keep trying. When he closed his eyes, text appeared on the first page. "The Phaeron Codex." Still with eyes closed, Felix's trembling hand turned another page. How could he not be excited? This could be a manual for soul cultivation. This was just like discovering a new world.