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Emilia's POV Our victory in the Burning Desert was short-lived. By dawn, we were already traveling north. The desert’s warm winds gradually faded behind us, replaced by a sharp, icy breeze that grew colder with every mile. The Seven-Star Crystal floated beside me. Five stars shone brilliantly. One glowed silver—Caelum’s, still suspended between light and darkness. Only one star remained dormant. The Guardian of Time. “The Frozen Kingdom lies beyond the Frostfang Mountains,” Aurel explained as we crossed a snow-covered pass.

Asher nodded in understanding, he had almost been killed so he had no choice but to agree that he wasn’t protected enough. They finally reached a place with giant trees and long grass curtains, all the fairies came in front of him and lined up horizontally, they stretched their right arm and flicked their wrist towards the grass curtains, golden dust flew from the flick towards the curtains and it opened just enough to let him through.

She gently traced my tombstone and whispered, "You are the starlight that vanished from my sky." Finally, my soul began to fade. Thank you, my sister.

“But we can survive. Together.” The wind shifted, carrying faint whispers of frost and light. The next gate waited ahead, shimmering through the fog. The Northern Path stretched onward, jagged, perilous, and alive with unseen eyes. Aria rose, brushing snow from her coat, silver threads flickering one last time. “Then we move,” she said. “The next gate won’t wait for us.” Kael nodded, light pulsing in quiet promise. “And neither will they.” The pack fell into formation, moving forward through the frozen mist. Each step was cautious, measured, but full of purpose. The Hollow pulsed beneath their feet, steady now, guiding, warning, alive.

The bathwater rose to her shoulders, blending with the scent of Bloodmoon roses. Adelaide gazed at her reflection, recalling Lance's words on the battlements of Darkclaw Town, "The Frostfang Pack's starlight awaits your reignition."

All I know is that it will work out, Brax and I will think of a solution together. Brax landed near the river where Mona and I used to swim. Taking my hand, he led me over a bridge that crossed the river, and we traveled a neat little stone pathway into a forested area. Vines hung from trees on both sides of us. Glittering tree moss was a dead giveaway that fairies lived here. Sunlight reflected off the glittering moss in a way that created a bouncing rainbow effect. Instead of making everything look dank and spooky, the tree moss gave more of an enchanting feeling. Fairies always make things prettier. Brax never let go of my hand. We continued to walk the pathway, crossing over tiny bridges

I didn’t know too much about her but saw her as a good friend and I was glad that I met her. When the silence ended, Elyndra lifted her head, her eyes shining with resolve. “The fairies need a home,” she said, her voice firm, cutting through the grief like a blade. “The Grove of Starlight is ready, a sanctuary where they can heal and shine again.” She nodded to two younger fae, who stepped forward with soft smiles, their hands open. The fairies hesitated, their wings fluttering fast, but the violet-winged one chirped, a bright, hopeful sound, and the others followed, drifting toward the fae like fireflies drawn to a lantern. Their light lingered in the air as they left, a faint shimmer that

Not even a few hours into Faerie and everything had already gotten off to a rocky start. Tobin found a suitable looking rock, and guided Bailey to it. No one intervened, the party still too shook up by the attack to worry about the magick that would force the Princes to attempt to seduce her. "We have about another hour hike, and we should reach the first of the outlying villages of the Spring Court. You'll love it. It's so green."

With a clenched her fist to show her determination, if he was going to hide inside his illusions then she would have to destroy them. The snowflakes scattered on the floor all rose and spread out. The white snow and red fog met, and the red fog quickly dissolved. Nightmare released a stream of mana so thick the fog soon overwhelmed the snowflakes and filled up the room. The blizzard could not disintegrate the fog faster than it could be produced. All Eloise and the others could see was a red fog surrounding them. The scene changed a second later, and they found themselves in a forest of giant trees.

Stop doubting, you literally know martial arts and you also know how to levitate or whatever, be confident, her conscience barked. She hadn't noticed but the path they took wasn't the one like she had taken with Drake the previous night. The trees were groomed and small fairy lights were hung on either side of the path with the help of wooden poles. A neon sign glowed overhead. It read: Road to Heavenly Food.