CHAPTER 77

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The Garden shimmered with quiet knowing as Aelir emerged, changed. The name pulsed softly in their chest—not a label, but a thread, connecting them to something vast and unfinished. The sprout—now taller, stronger—leaned gently toward them as they passed, its petals folding like hands in prayer. Lior approached, his eyes reflecting both pride and caution. “You’ve been chosen by a story that was nearly lost. That makes you both keeper and key.” Aelir nodded, a strange calm settled over their shoulders. “I want to find where it began. The world it came from. The girl who held it last.” Lior’s expression grew distant. “To leave the Garden is to risk forgetting it. The farther you travel, the dimmer the light becomes. But if your story leads you there, then you must follow.” He led Aelir t

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