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Epilogue: Legends In The Making

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Star’s POV

The gardens had changed so much. Once, they were a tangle of wild vines and neglected fountains. Now, they bloomed in every color the mind could conjure, a testament to years of peace, nurtured by steady hands and hopeful hearts.

I sat beneath the silverleaf tree, a thick book resting in my lap, though I hadn’t turned a page in some time. Instead, I watched. Two figures stood at the edge of the training grounds, bathed in the golden haze of late afternoon.

Lyra moved like liquid light, a blade in each hand, her strikes swift and sure. Kaelen countered, laughing, parrying her every move with effortless grace. Their magic pulsed between them, visible now,mwoven into every step, every breath.

I smiled. They were no longer children clinging to my skirts. They were warriors. Leaders. Legends in the making. "You look proud," Helios said, dropping down onto the bench beside me. His hair was dusted with gray at the temples now, and fine lines fanned from the corners of his golden e
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My Lovely Readers! Thank you for walking this journey with me, from when Star was nothing more than an abandoned omega fighting to survive, to this final moment where her legacy shines brighter than the twin moons. This story was always about more than battles and crowns. It was about resilience. About love that refuses to be broken. About forging your own destiny, even when the world tells you that you were born to lose. Star, Helios, Elira, and Kaelen are reminders that no matter how dark the world seems, light is born in the hearts of those who dare to dream, and dare to fight for it. Their story may end here, but I hope their courage stays with you. And remember: even when you feel small, powerless, or lost, there is greatness inside you waiting to be born. Thank you, from the bottom of

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