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They spoke passionately, recounting their journey, the challenges they had faced, and the enduring strength that love and unity had brought them. "We stand here today as a testament to the power of unity," Millent declared, her voice carrying the weight of their shared experiences. "Through our struggles and triumphs, we have learned that when we come together, we can overcome any obstacle that stands in our way." The triplets echoed her sentiments, their voices harmonizing in a powerful proclamation. "Let us remember that our strength lies not in our differences, but in our unity. Together, we can shape a future where love and understanding prevail."

Monroe too felt so relieved in her heart that she had leaned against the wall in order to not fall to the ground. The scene was beautiful. The story of a kid who struggled for his passion had now reached its climax. The story where Kendrick Huntington was able to reach his goal, with numerous hurdles and scars marking his path. Jeremy held onto Roy's arm and wiped the tears that had unintentionally escaped from his eyes too after seeing the happy moment. Giving up shouldn't be the option when you can only survive through winning.

--- Not love. --- Not trust. --- Not even them. --- And as they stood there— Between what they had been… And what they could become… Between connection and distance… Between feeling and choice— One final truth settled in: --- A divided heart does not mean weakness… --- It means there is still something worth choosing.

We’d fight, we’d bleed, we’d stand. Or we’d fall, and take it with us.

“I also recognize that the underworld has been treated as less than, a taboo that many would prefer to ignore. That changes now. I will work tirelessly to bridge the gap between our worlds, to create a united front against the Capitol if the time comes.” A few heads nod, and I can see the flickers of hope igniting in some of their eyes. “The Capitol thinks they can take advantage of our divisions, that they can manipulate us to their advantage. But if we stand together, we are formidable. We will not be torn apart by fear or prejudice.”

This unity. I nodded and held him tight. Yes I replied. We stand together. No matter what comes next. The coordinated attack had been repelled. The family had worked as one. But the shadow had shown its reach once more. We would face it together. Stronger than ever. The next generation was rising. And we stood with them.

he continues, chest rising, “you stand and fight, though the weight of loss bends your backs. Yet here you are—reminding us that unity is the only strength that endures.” He raises his hands toward the bright sky. “Let the bond of our kinship reach the moon from the sun this morning, bearing witness that we choose togetherness over fear, over despair, over grief, over surrender.” So let the moon deliver our enemies into our hands.” A pulse of sound moves through the gathering—cheers, howls, the rhythm of unity. The ground itself seems to hum beneath their feet.

Absolutely certain. "Yes," all twenty-two said. "Yes. We want. We choose. We commit. We want to separate. We want to become individuals again. We want to undo damage. We want to heal fracture. We want to part. Teach us. Guide us. Show us. Help us separate. Help us become individuals. Help us undo forced merger. Help us. Please. We want to separate. We choose to separate. We commit to separation. Help us. Please. We want to be individuals again. We want to separate. We choose separation. Help us."

Not shouted, not screamed, but spoken like steel hammered into unbreakable shape. United. Unstoppable.

As I looked at the faces of those I loved most in all the worlds, I knew with absolute certainty that whatever came next, we would face it together—united not by sameness but by complementary strengths, not by fear but by love, not by dominance but by mutual respect. And in that unity through diversity, that strength through difference, we would continue to bridge worlds—both literal and metaphorical—for all the days to come. The End