Bloodbound: The legacy of Serelai
“But the story is the reminder. The memory is the anchor. If we forget the struggle, we forget the value of the peace. We become like Elysia before the gardeners came—perfect, but stagnant.”
He saw the doubt in their eyes. They lived in a world without struggle. The concept of a threat was a historical abstraction. The Grey was a fairy tale monster, the Un-Singers a philosophical concept. How could he explain the slow, insidious danger of forgetting?
That night, he had a dream. It was not a vision of the gardeners, nor a warning from the Weave. It was a dream of dust. Fine, grey dust, silently covering the vibrant colors of the Harmony, not destroying them, but making them dull and indistinc
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