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"Just shut up!" Prince Kayziel snapped, irritated "Must you know everything?!" Prince Ron frowned. Wasn't it just a question? Why was the Elf spirit so agitated? Before could retort, Hugh gazed at him with unexpected kindness, his eyes soft beneath the shadow of his hood. "The line guides the soul to its home," he explained quietly, ignoring Prince Kayziel’s glare. "Without it, there'll be no path for the soul to follow and both your souls may cease to exist. The line is necessary."

two days from now on , then the entrance will open '' he said . '' Maybe in that world i can find the elixir of life then ?'' he said . '' Lyra '' calling her name he went to her . She has been staying there with him . After her death , he put her in a coffine under cold temperature so her body won't compose but can it bring back her lover ?. '' Lyra i can save you , i can even if your body is no more i can still bring you back by summoning your soul and transfer it onto someone else's body '' he said to her whispering in her ear .

“Death is only the beginning, Maru. You should know by now that the soul is imperishable. Though you could change, remove and add something upon it, but its main components remains ever the same. Even if you extinguish the soul unto ashes, it does not follow that it is truly gone. Not really. Only in part, perhaps.” Nameless conversed further. “Then why?” Maru asked again. “I am only comforted by the thought that you would fight change with all that you are, Maru. Using a hand or claw, a blunt tooth or a sharpened fang, I know that you will give it your best. Same as I did in the trying years of my history. I would love to see you fail but I would also hate to witness your surrender.

“The Moon doesn’t keep souls that still have purpose. I know mine. I’ve made peace with who I am. I’m not half a soul anymore. I’m whole.” Light began to glow from her chest — the reformed bond pulsing with life. Darius matched it, their energies weaving into one shimmering thread between them. The guardian hesitated, its form flickering. Darius stepped forward beside her. “We don’t defy the balance. We are the balance. Flesh and spirit. Life and moonlight.” The two of them stood together, radiant in the silver glow. The forest trembled, and one by one, the spirits began to bow their heads — their forms dissolving into dust that shimmered like falling stars.