CHAPTER LXXXVIII

     (A CURSE AND THE BLESSING) 

     DARK AND LIGHT. Good and Evil. Yin and Yang. The balance must be met as the first should not throw the other, as neither of the both should hold the greater good nor evil as it will disrupt everything and lead to destruction. Yet, if you are going to choose between the two, what would it be? Would you take the light of the good that the Yin provides, or the darkness that evil had in accordance to Yang? What if what you think is the good is rather the evil, and the evil itself is just the façade for the good? Would you still choose from both, or rather stay in between? 

     “You will be me as I will be you, and into my slumber, I will patiently wait, take care of everything,”

     Hearing the whisper and the memory that pave for her life and the vessel that is offered up to her. She who is a tra