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[Luna Syesha] I closed my eyes as I breathed in the fresh air. After saying goodbye to everyone, I went back to the mountain where the portal tree was that will take me back to my world—my beloved Faraway Kingdom. For one last time, I turned to look at the entire place below, the colorful town of Sampa and the purple palace of Majika. Helping this place and Mirai reunite with her family made me happy. However, the thought of returning home made me nervous and scared. What if I will be invisible again? I don't want to experience being invisible again because I am tired of it. I closed my eyes and sighed before finally entering the portal. A familiar powerful force pulled me forward, and I let

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He used the bracelet and like each time he got absorbed and this time something changed on AHMET himself he becomes able to read the ancient language. The sentence wrote on the bracelet was : a last shard of the horizon memories and the ultimate book of time will be opened. It was weird for him ,he cannot understand the meaning of this words. He opened the book and starting reading it. The first page was :< a lion is always proud and he can do just what he want to do this is the freedom of a king but my freedom was taken the day we killed our friend with our hands in this day i felt I'm no more a king of all the halfs I'm no more a free creature>

Though it was the same fight that landed them in a perennial slumber with their powers sealed. Farrah ended up on the flat concreted roof of the chapel standing in the center of two domes. The sun was setting. A coolness descended on the land. The faraway street had a busy line of traffic. It was the end of the day and people were trying to get home. Home. She had no home. A hollow sensation tore at her chest with the desire for one. A whispering breeze flowed around her, whisking up her long, white strands in a slow, swaying dance in the air. She closed her eyes as it caressed her face, driving her distressing thoughts away. She drew a large intake of its freshness, feeling peace.

"You will also forget the other realm, Alessia. Our realm is much better than the other world." I didn't respond anything about it. I just stood up from where I was sitting. "Mother, I'm just going to get some air," I said goodbye to mother. She immediately agreed so I left my room in the palace. I walked down the hall and saw a few soldiers standing guard. They look like statues because they don't move. I just kept walking until I reached the biggest balcony that could overlook the entire land of Valeria. I can also see the city lights that are covered. The cloudless sky and the big round moon.

It all just happened for no concrete reason. "Yes." Hyomi ventured to look at other people. "My best friend once promised me." For a moment she shifted her gaze to the scene in front of her while snorting softly, feeling a great sense of disappointment. "But he left without saying goodbye and without keeping his promise to take a vacation to Eco Land."

A child who would grow up hearing the sound of the ocean instead of the screaming of the market. "He or she will never have to fight the wars we fought," I whispered, tears blurring my vision as I covered his hand with mine. "Never," Caspian promised, leaning forward to press his forehead against mine. "The ledger is balanced, Avery. The old world is buried. This is where our family actually begins." Outside, the morning sun finally broke through the heavy gray fog, casting a brilliant, golden light across the rocky shore, illuminating the path forward for the first time.

Lila's POV The palace library still felt like a haven. Perhaps it was just me, but I found solace in those tall shelves, that candlelight, in the smell of old books and furniture polish. People underestimate what one can see or feel or even hear in a quiet place. I rushed to the far corner, past the old books that were dusty and almost forgotten, as soon as they left. Heart racing, I scanned pack history, moon blessings, old runes. Exactly what I needed.

“For sending him back the way I could love him from afar.” She folded the note carefully, tucked it into her journal, and started walking home. Her heart felt heavy, but no longer hollow. Behind her, the waves erased her footprints again one last time. Far away, in another town, Liam stood outside a bookstore window. Inside, on display, was The Art of Staying Gone her book. He didn’t go in. He didn’t need to. He simply stood there for a while, watching strangers pick it up, leaf through it, smile softly.

Outside, the northern lights danced green and purple across the sky. Inside, three hearts beat in the same rhythm for the first time. No empire. No enemies. No chains. Just Eden, Aleksandr, and the little lion who would never know his father as anything but gentle. The last safe word was spoken. And we finally, truly, breathtakingly free. The End…