Semua Bab MY RUTHLESS MAFIA HUSBAND LOVES ME: Bab 111 - Bab 120

As Emilia and Leo stood in the aftermath of the final test, the radiant light surrounding them began to expand. It engulfed the void, replacing the emptiness with a vivid, living landscape. The air felt lighter, the earth beneath their feet pulsated with energy, and the stars above shimmered brighter than ever before. They weren’t just in any realm they were in the new world they had unknowingly helped create. Emilia looked around in awe. Rolling meadows stretched as far as the eye could see, and crystal-clear rivers flowed with a gentle hum. Trees with leaves that sparkled like gemstones dotted the horizon. It was a world reborn, but it wasn’t entirely unfamiliar. “This… this is what we fought for,” Emilia whispered, her voice trembling with emotion. Leo nodded, his hand tightening around hers. “We did this together.” Before they could fully grasp the magnitude of their achievement, the Keeper appeared once more, her presence no longer daunting but warm and inviting. “This is

The aftermath of the battle left the group in an eerie silence. The battlefield, once filled with the sounds of clashing swords and the cries of war, was now quiet, save for the soft rustling of the wind. The light of the new world shone down on them, but its warmth did little to comfort Emilia as Kael’s final words echoed in her mind. “What price would we pay?” she whispered to herself, her hands trembling as she clutched the fragment tightly. Leo placed a hand on her shoulder, his voice steady despite the uncertainty. “We’ll face whatever comes, together.” The others gathered around, their exhaustion etched into their faces. Kieran sheathed his daggers and looked toward the horizon. “The balance may be restored, but it doesn’t feel like the end.” “It’s not,” Selene said, her tone grave. “Kael’s warning wasn’t just empty words. The balance has always required sacrifices to maintain.” Astra stepped forward, her gaze heavy with worry. “Then what happens now? If the balance de

The sanctuary was eerily quiet as dawn broke, casting a soft golden light over its ancient stone walls. Inside, the group gathered around the pedestal, their resolve firm despite the uncertainty ahead. The fragments glowed faintly, a reminder of the immense power they held and the danger they posed. Selene stood at the head of the group, her expression calm but determined. "We don’t have time to hesitate. If we’re going to try to share the burden, we need to act quickly. The Keeper said the full moon marks the beginning of the unraveling. That’s only days away." Kieran leaned against a nearby column, arms crossed. "So, we’re really doing this? Sharing the fragments? Sounds like a disaster waiting to happen." "It’s the only option that doesn’t end with one of us giving up everything," Emilia said, her voice steady. She glanced at Leo, who stood silently beside her. His jaw was tight, his eyes unreadable. Astra, ever the voice of reason, spoke up. "We don’t even know if this is

The air in the northern territories was biting, the chill cutting through Selene and Kieran as they moved through the dense forest. The silence was eerie, broken only by the crunch of their boots on the frost-covered ground. Every shadow seemed alive, every sound a potential threat. "We’ve been walking for hours," Kieran muttered, glancing at Selene. "Are we sure this is the right path?" Selene’s eyes were fixed ahead, her grip on her blade tight. "The energy signature is faint, but it’s here. They can’t be far." Kieran sighed but said nothing more. He trusted Selene’s instincts, even if he hated the tension that hung in the air. As they crested a hill, the landscape below revealed a dilapidated village. Smoke rose from a few chimneys, but the place looked abandoned, its once-vibrant structures now reduced to husks of their former selves. "Do you feel that?" Kieran asked, his voice low. Selene nodded, her expression grim. "The energy is stronger here. They’re close." The

Selene gripped her sword tightly, her heart pounding as Zara’s cold smile froze the air around her. She glanced at Kieran, whose staff glowed faintly in preparation for the inevitable clash. They had been expecting a trap, but seeing Zara standing there stronger, darker, and more unrecognizable than ever made the reality far more daunting. "You’ve come a long way," Zara said, her voice laced with mockery. "But did you really think you could outsmart me? Chaos whispers your every move." Selene stepped forward, her expression resolute, though her insides churned with conflict. "Zara, you don’t have to do this. Whatever chaos has done to you, we can fix it. Fight it. I know you’re still in there." Zara tilted her head, her laughter echoing like shards of broken glass. "Still in there? Oh, Selene, I’ve never felt more free. Chaos didn’t take me, it revealed me." Kieran stepped beside Selene, his voice steady but firm. "She’s too far gone, Selene. This isn’t the Zara we knew. We can