Aurora's POV: My heart is shredded into pieces as I watch my poor Aria leave the tower. She is too young and innocent. She did not deserve to live a life of being hunted and hated. All I have to do now is pray that she would make it to Clarren and have a chance to live a normal life as I promised to her parents. "I know it's hard to let go, but it's for the future's sake. If it makes you feel better, I will tell you one of my visions," Erythaea softly speaks. She leans closer to me and whispers in my ear. "You will meet her again here in this place before she reaches her eighteenth birthday. Let this be our little secret." My heart was filled and overflowed with joy knowing that I would meet her again. It means the Djinn will succeed in his mission. All my fears and worries washed away. I just need to focus on my final wish. "I still have one more wish," I said to her. 

Dylan's POV: Flashes of memories came rushing in on me like adrenalin pumped into my system after I granted Aria's second wish. Everything happens so fast, and all of my memories became so clear as if they were only yesterday. Flashback six years ago... I remembered when I took Aria away from the tower and was riding at the back of my hellhound. She was trembling in so much fear her body went cold with dread. She was holding onto my arms so tightly that she must have forgotten that I was a demon. Suddenly, we heard thunder not too far from us and flashes of lightning that almost hits the ground. A huge formation of black clouds coming in our direction and that only means one thing, we are being followed and he is on his way to get her. I decided that it was better for us to travel on foot. My hellhound has a distinct force that when it e

Aria's POV: I watch Dylan leave the room. Now that everyone is gone, I'm left with a broken heart and dry tears. I need to stay strong for everyone's sake. I swore to my parents and my grandma that I would set things right and make them proud of me. That's what I'm going to do. I will end this war between the two realms. "Let's go Aria. I will show you something," Erythaea spoke softly. She walks ahead of me, and I just followed her wherever she leads me. I noticed that we are heading toward the lower ground of the tower and I couldn't tell how far deep we are. All I know is that we've been walking for almost an hour going down to our destination. The more we go down the darker it gets. The temperature is rising and our lungs are full of moist air, making water vapor come out of our mouths. "It's freezing out here," I utter with a trembling voice. Although I'm sweating like a pig, my

Aria's POV: Some people have no idea how beautiful the darkness is. Don't be afraid of the dark but fear what is lurking within it. We all have our dark side but don't ever let it control us, instead, learn how to turn on our light. "I see that you've been talking behind my back," a deep-toned voice spoke with me telepathically. Achlys' voice is older and louder compared to Lucy's. She is calm and subtle. I felt the hairs on the back of my neck stand up with his presence, but I try to remain calm and keep my composure. "Don't get too over-sensitive. I was just asking about you since I haven't felt your presence earlier," I said in my defense, and we started to converse telepathically. "I need your help. I want to learn more about you and your ability," I requested him. Although I feared him, it's undeniable that I also need him to defea

Dylan's POV: "The fate of humanity is depending on you and all that you ever think about is a birthday present to the most dangerous creature that ever lived on the face of the earth?" Erythaea furiously said to me. "Missy would be very disappointed if she found out that I forgot her birthday," I simply ignore Erythaea's rant towards me. "Do you think she would ever forgive me if she found out that I have no gift prepared for her?" I continued and stare blankly into space trying to collect my thoughts. "None of that will matter if we are all dead. Will you focus on the bigger issue?" I know she is pissed by now and yet she is still acting cool. "Of course, the world comes first. I'm still trying to get used to being a human. All of these thoughts are getting inside my head and all of the emotions are drowning me," I explained to her. "If there's anyone who can br