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The air here was a pressurized vacuum of forgotten smells: the lavender of my mother’s hair, the copper of the New York basement, and the sulfur-sting of the night I died. Ga-chi. Ga-chi. The grinding in my neck vibrated through the silence. The stone had finalized around my jaw, leaving my mouth a rigid fissure of sovereign flint. I looked at the pillars surrounding the Second Prime’s throne—towering cylinders of focus-glass, each one holding a frozen, screaming image of a girl named Aria. Aria in the snow. Aria in the river. Aria signing the 14-B protocol with a hand that shook like a leaf.

The grey dust was being replaced by a second garden, a lunar satellite of life. "It's working," Aradaa panted. He felt the weight of the new code in his bones. It was heavy, but it wasn't a burden. It was a bridge. Kaelor looked at the golden light filling the chamber. He looked at Aradaa, whose silver hair was now streaked with gold. "The garden in the sky," Kaelor said. They stood together as the golden frequency healed the last of the digital scars on the Gaea’s hull. The Gaea began to rise from the hangar, its light-sails unfurling once more, but this time they weren't fleeing. They were exploring.

I am confused at this point. "Alex is stronger than me but does not have my brains. You are not going there to wage a war that you should select only people with strong might like you. This is to see Gaara so this Is the plan. You channel some Tadara to me and I would be at a corner watching for the worst case scenario. You would swim into the mermaid Kingdom and due to your beauty all eyes would be on you. When you enter you must say, 'I cannot remember anything at all for I lost all my memories. One thing remains and that is what I remember. I need to see Gaara."

She didn't even know how to get back her memory. Gami held out her hand. In an instant, a small crystal ball appeared there with green energy inside. "You're trying to take it for what? You've broken our agreement? Do you think I will just let you go?" In an instant, the crystal ball disappeared and Gami appeared right in front of her. Before she could predict what the soul reaper was going to do, he slapped her hard. She was just dumbfounded. She felt as if her neck would break from the force of Gami’s slap. Yes, and it healed the pain in her body, the broken bones, and the wounds caused by Jayden's torture. But that was just to hurt her again.

Damn bond. He exhales, rolling onto his back and staring up at the ceiling. “It’s just… Gaia said she manipulated your memories. I don’t think it was just about your home pack or Braden. I think she erased anything Braden didn’t want you to remember.” He tells me pensivley. A slow, creeping chill spreads through me. I slide back down the bed, turning onto my side to face him. “Maybe,” I say carefully. “But what difference does it make?”

It was smooth, cultured, and terrifyingly familiar. Maya froze. Out of the darkness stepped a man who looked exactly like Kael, but his eyes were a cold, clinical blue. He held a silver cylinder that hummed with a familiar, lethal frequency. Kael is dead, the double said, tilting his head with a mechanical grace. But the legacy code lives on in you. And the Architect does not like to lose her favorite toys. Maya looked at the double, then at the breaking crystal. The man she loved was a mile away, fighting through a wasteland of fire, while his ghost stood before her with a weapon.

"The good ones and your friend, there is a guardian angel; that's why he was able to bring your soulmate back to life. How lucky you are." "Why do you have to wipe our memories? He saved me; we have to thank him." Killian said, taking everything well, unlike his soulmate. "You can't. He has no idea what he is, which is why he is terrified and refers to himself as a monster. We can't keep any of your memories because it will ruin everything. And why the hell am I telling you this?" "Wait!" Eryx exclaimed. "There is something I would like to know..." he gulped before continuing. "Three years ago, there was no accident, right? The Celestias aren't the biological parents of Kai, right?"

And it made my heart ache soo bad that my eyes stung. Esmeralda stepped forward, cradling something in her hands. “Gaia, it's time.” The moment I saw it, my mouth went wide and my stomach dropped. The Core Fang. “You…” I croaked, my voice barely a whisper. “You’re working together?” Gaia and Esmeralda exchanged a look. Then they laughed. Gaia turned back to me with a sigh, almost pitying.

Light poured from his mouth and eyes, and for an instant, Aria saw something vast and ancient reflected in him — a figure made of flame and shadow, wearing the Gate like a crown. The creature faltered, whispering in awe: “A bearer…?” The moment shattered. Kael fell limp, and the Gate behind them split open again, wider this time — not fully, but enough for the light to bleed. Aria threw herself over him, raising a wall of shadow just as the air exploded. Energy ripped past them, carving trenches in the rock. When the surge finally stilled, the creature was gone. Only its voice lingered, soft as ash. “The Gate remembers. The bond endures. We will meet again, Flamebearer.”