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“Oh wow. Just when we thought we had gained an advantage over Zerathos and his minions, we now need to find things that may no longer exist.” She was right but I refused to give up. I took the scroll from Rowan's hands and read through the faded text. The ingredients listed were things I had heard of and things that I had never even imagined. They were going to be nearly impossible to obtain. “Moonstone dust, Celestial silver, Emberroot from the Ashen Forest and the blood of a divine soul.” I said out loud. My throat tightened. This wasn’t going to be easy. Draven stepped forward, eyes filled with concern. “Do we even know where to find these materials?”

Milo stood beside me, her small hand in mine, her eyes scanning the commotion with the quiet alertness that had kept her alive for seven years. We were heading to the Caverns of Ash. That was the reason for all of this preparation. Vex had spent less than a day analyzing the information I had given him about Nox Venenum, the active ingredient in the virus, and he had confirmed that the mineral could only be found in one place. If we want to find more answers, that is where we should go. Mara's voice cut through the air like a nail dragged across glass. She was standing near Kael, her hands on his arm, her body pressed against his side in a way that made my stomach turn.

That should serve as a punishment for Theo so that he would be more careful next time. Theo awkwardly smiled and quickly said to Claudia, "Claudia, go get the Obsidian Flame Grass now. "It's in a black box on the third level of the safe and in the fifth compartment of the right shelf. There's a label on it."

I need a little help here. The map glows for a moment, points toward the bed, and then goes blank again. I walk over to the bed. I pull back the covers and look under the pillows, but nothing. I go to my knees and look under the bed. Beneath the bed, I see a dark brown and black amulet shining at me, waiting for me to take it home. There is also a set of eyeballs looking at me.

Suddenly curious, Kalista stepped away from the path and ventured deeper into the forest, keeping her eyes on the blue glow that seemed to call to her. Her long dress brushed against the surrounding shrubs as she got closer to the spot where the blue glow emitted from. To her utmost surprise, it was a glowing gem. Kalista drew in a sharp breath and knelt carefully on the ground, scrutinizing the strange object before her. Its blue glow was almost blinding. It was shaped like a pentagram and almost buried inside the earth. There was a certain coldness that radiated from it and it pulled Kalista in, the glow illuminating her gray eyes.

"I think it's dislocated." "We can deal with that later," Evie said, her eyes scanning the darkness. "Where's Xal'dar?" Together, they called out his name, their voices swallowed by the oppressive darkness. But there was no response. Panic gnawed at Evie's insides. Xal'dar had been closest to the crystalline heart… had he managed to grab it before the collapse? Suddenly, a faint, blue glow emanated from a pile of rubble in the corner. Evie and Liam exchanged a hopeful glance and cautiously approached the light. There, lying unconscious amidst the debris, was Xal'dar.

Gabriel said casually, but they both knew what he meant. Clara. Jace didn’t reply. The guilt clawed at him. How much had he let slip past him while chasing a love that now felt painfully out of reach? “And what do you think they want?” Gabriel shook his head. “Still not clear. But my guess? Land and whatever they find beneath it.” Jace raised a brow. “Minerals?” Gabriel nodded. “The Red Dust Plains—do you remember the excavation reports? The soil tested high for iron and trace amounts of silver.”

Elena, begging her, managed to convince Elevina as both of them entered with caution. Inside they saw, pills of diamonds, gold's and jewelry with a fire torch placed on the left and right of the cave. An entrance leading to an unknown place with a sign board “ Turn right” now thing's became creepy for Elevina as she turned around trying to fly back. Elena stopped her saying “we can't just stop here, fine if we hear any strange noises I promise we would go back”she said reassuring Elvenia. Now, Elena and Elvenia followed the sign board which led them to a magnificent, glittering sight, where they saw pixie dust for the first time in Gardiana.

Lucian said firmly. That was enough to snap the hesitation out of me. I turned to the others. “Gear up. Now. We follow her trail. Giovanni—Marco—whatever he is—has Frances and Gabrielle. Crystal’s the only one who made it out. If we find her, we find them.” A guard brought to my notice about a glowing emerald dust that formed a trail. And it started from where the supply van was parked.

"We have the heights of the monastery for defense, and the aqueducts for movement. We can reach the coast, the farms, and the old Sterling server farms without ever surfacing." Maya laid Leo and Cassia on a bed of fresh moss. As their bodies touched the natural greenery, a faint, rhythmic pulse returned to their skin; not silver but a soft, earthy amber. "They’re feeding," Maya realized. "They’re drawing from the moss." "They are part of the garden now, Roheemah," Elias said, using her name again with a solemnity that felt like an initiation. "And the garden is part of them." Maya sat at the oak table, her fingers tracing the map of the Vance estate. She saw the "Awareness" markers her mothe