Keeper Of The Lost Cities Flashback Fitz Pov นิยาย & เรื่องราว

She looked at him really looked and for the first time since the fire, she didn’t feel alone. She nodded slowly. “Then we start here.” Victor smiled faintly. “Rebuilding the world from its ashes?” “Exactly,” she said, eyes on the flickering console. “But this time, we build it right.” As they stood together in the ruined heart of the forgotten city, the lights around them began to brighten faint systems reawakening, power grids humming to life. Eden wasn’t dead after all. Somewhere beneath their feet, the network stirred, whispering through the dust:

It surely seems to starts the day really bright. "So, how is the valley nowadays?" Popsie Reed turns to Caspian, after finishing his orange juice. "We are starting to see the growth of some of the rare blooms that the valley once had before the fire. That green rose is a proof that the valley has a chance to recover after all." Caspian narrates. "Yes, yes, Marmee and I used to take our time there admiring the rare flowers that seem to bloom only on that valley." Popsie Reed says in nostalgia.

In the far corner of the greenhouse, a thick tropical jungle from ten thousand years ago momentarily materialized, its giant prehistoric ferns brushing against the iron support beams, before snapping into a bleak, futuristic cityscape where snow fell upward. "Anaya, don't listen to him!" Kabir roared. He was on his knees, his hands pressed hard against the floor tiles to resist the shifting gravity. His vintage kinetic revolver was smoking heavily, its internal mechanisms glowing white-hot from the chronological feedback. "The Koti vault is still holding our baseline! Vikram is keeping us anchored! If you let go now, Alistair resets the clock and wipes everything we remember!"

Agent Woods' annoyed expression was replaced by a look of sheer astonishment and disbelief. He had been so focused on the vault theft in front of him that he had completely overlooked the timeline of me smashing the fire hydrant. I raised my hand and pointed at the enormous advertising billboard in the center of the mall. At that moment, it was still looping the footage captured by a good Samaritan of me smashing the fire hydrant, with the timestamp in the bottom right corner staring back at us.

My muscles seem to scream in protest as I force myself to get on my hands and knees and move—away from the noise, from the guards, from Crescent Moon Pack, and from… Jordan. When I find a tree fallen over some rocks, I get under it. I can’t hear the noise anymore. Knowing that I don’t have much time left, I decide to take a last look at some photos of Titan basking in the sun, his gray fur shining. But I no longer have the phone. I probably lost it while I tried to find a final resting place. Feeling the cold touch of death, I close my eyes and hope that everything will end soon. I don’t want to feel any more pain. End of the flashback

It planted a smile on my face, taking me back to the good times when I was a normal girl, and not a freak. I felt my heart clench when my late mother and my father's image appeared next to me, laughing out joyfully. The good times... It's all gone. Everything has changed. "My Lady, are you set?" The guard called, pulling me out of my flashback. I gave him a smile and nodded, showing him my readiness. He got into the driver's seat and started the car, driving me out of the premises. As we journeyed, I got a better view of Crescent and saw the nice buildings and skyscrapers in the pack.

I know he is the one I have lost my heart to. The next morning I left from there early as my mother told me to run. I was lost and a nomad for a year. Then I met Jenny. She was lost from her family too. I feel connected with her. And that is where again I saw him. his picture. But he was now a married man. then everything happened so fast that I barely can accept this is my fate. FLASHBACK ENDS***

"What happened to you Lucy? What happened to your pack members? What happened to your mate? Where are they now? She asks Lucy to touch her hand and at the moment she can see Lucy flashback. "What are you talking about dear! I don't get what you're saying! Lucy was very confused about what was happening at the moment. Close your eyes and meditate with me. She closed her eyes immediately and the flashback of her life reflected back to her but she was confused. She couldn't understand what it meant but she felt like it belonged to her because the person she was seeing was no other person than herself. She was the person but the man she had called her alpha and mate she didn't see his face.

The kind that forms when two people decide that no matter the odds, they won’t shrink. In the days that followed, the silent war at Titan became more visible. Leaks. Disrupted meetings. Smiles that didn’t match eyes. But I had my allies. I had truth. And I had Nathan—reminding me, every night, of who I was when I wasn’t being hunted. And more than anything, I had that map. The one of the fictional city. A place where bridges could be rebuilt, and where storms always passed. And for the first time in weeks, I believed I could build that kind of city in real life.

He hesitates, and that hesitation tells me he’s been wondering the same thing. Finally, he says, “Then we find her before she finds us.” I look up at him, searching his eyes for something solid. “And if she’s me?” His jaw tightens. “Then we save her, too.” That’s Axel — always chasing the impossible. Always choosing mercy when the world demands war. He reaches for my hand. “Come on. There’s something you should see.” --- The walk through the rebuilt city feels like a dream I barely remember having. The skyline glows with faint lights, streetlamps flickering to life one by one. People have returned — engineers, families, scavengers — all rebuilding what Genesis broke.