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Because when I looked down there it was, my screen blinked to life, and within the same second, Gloria’s name popped onto the screen. She was calling. “Gloria!” I screamed into the device, my voice raw with emotion, “She has my children! SHE HAS MY CHILDREN.... I don't know what to do. She has them! ” “I know.” Gloria’s voice was rather calm, unnervingly so. Of course it was. She wasn’t human. But God, I wished she could understand what it meant to be a mother right now. “The audio piece on you have been recording the entire time and is transmitting the audio data to me now that your network is active,” she continued, “I’m processing it all. I know everything that happened with the Interagen

Sunlight pierced the clouds, shining on the snowman Emma had built last night. It wore Gordon's old scarf, its button eyes gleaming with a joyful sparkle. The End

The ambulance siren wailed shrilly in my ears, yet the world had never felt quieter. Expressionless, I opened the airline app and rescheduled my ticket. My new departure time was tonight at eleven. This time, I would be gone for good. … The next morning, soft music drifted through the hotel restaurant. Liam barely touched his breakfast. His mind was in turmoil, haunted by the image of my thin, solitary figure from yesterday. On the wall-mounted TV, the morning news played. The anchor's crisp, formal voice rang out, "At approximately 3 p.m. yesterday, a serious accident occurred on Clem Road in the suburbs…"

"Remember to come and report for work on the first of the month, Mr. Gavin Carter. And don't be late." After listening to the other person on the line, I responded politely and said, "I understand, and I will be there on time. Thank you." I recalled Jett Leroy's arrogant face this morning as I hung up, and I couldn't stop myself from wanting to laugh out loud. He still didn't know that I'd already found myself a new job at the Audit Commission, and I had already been planning to resign over the next two days anyway.

“If you’re not mine, you won’t be anyone’s, Corinne. Especially not that hybrid.” Then Glacer stepped out of the smoke. His clothes were torn. His eyes burned with a terrifying golden glow. He didn’t look at the guards falling around him. Only at me. At Aldric’s hand gripping my throat. “Let her go, Aldric,” Glacer said. His voice was deeper than thunder. “Or I’ll turn this entire place into a mass grave for everyone who carries your name.” Aldric laughed, unhinged. He pressed the blade against my vein.

"The Aurelian-1. It’s not just a satellite; it’s a massive acoustic resonator." Through the cockpit glass, a structure emerged from the darkness. It was a golden sphere, miles wide, bristling with thousands of delicate, needle-like antennas. It looked like a dandelion made of gold and glass, floating in the void. "I can hear him," Grace whispered, her eyes glowing brighter. "He’s singing to the world. He’s telling them to be quiet. He’s telling them to... Obey." The ship’s comms crackled to life. It wasn't Lucien. It was the Architect, his voice sounding distorted, as if he were speaking through water.

The boy slowly looked back at Adrian. "I didn't come to fight." "I came to remind you." He reached into his pocket. From it... he removed half of a broken silver pendant. Adrian's heartbeat stopped. Around his own neck... hidden beneath his shirt... hung the other half. Neither of them remembered ever wearing it. The two pieces suddenly began glowing. Slowly... they floated toward each other. Just before they touched— A deafening roar echoed beyond the room. The floor split open. A voice older than creation thundered through the darkness.

Another pain wracks my body, but I make no noise. Loud noise resounds all around us, but this time within the cavernous room. Abruptly, a light comes on, sending the room into a bright, white glow. I’m instantly blinded, but my vision slowly returns. He is coming for us. He’s here. I just hope that it’s not too late. Chapter 1 Two months before …

Hearing Prince Xander's words, Glory immediately stood up and lowered her head in respect to Prince Xander. "Prince, Princess, Dante, I'm sorry. Actually, I don't understand why all of a sudden everything happened to me. Since coming to the Western Mountains kingdom, something has happened to me. I feel there is something strange with my hearing," said Glory and took a sip of water. on the bottle. His face looks very serious but also looks worried. Prince Xander, Princess Alleta and Dante held their breath at Dante's words. "Glory, don't stop. Tell me quickly, what's wrong with your hearing? Have you gone deaf? But that's impossible. Come on, move on," said Dante impatiently.

Not the lonely kind that had shadowed me through endless lifetimes, but the gentle quiet of a home. Children sleeping soundly. Sunlight spilling across warm wooden floors. A wife softly humming as she ran a comb through my hair to spoil me. I closed my eyes, listening, memorizing, and cherishing every ordinary sound. Because once, I had prayed across countless lifetimes just to hear them again. Now, they belonged to me. Forever. . . . . THE END OF SPECIAL CHAPTERS. --- Mystique Luna's note: Finally! Aurelian's POV is finally done! I'm glad you reached this end! See you again, my dear Lunas! I'm going to miss my dearest Euphyllia and Lucretius <3