Luna stayed there, unconscious and the dead bodies of the Felgroths lied around her. A horse rider, who had seen her fight the Felgroth from a distance, came out of the shadows. He was dressed in a black cape clock, his face was hidden. One can only see his blue eyes. He looked around and ran his horse towards Luna.
Dismounting, he shoved the dead bodies of the Felgroths away with his foot and made his way towards Luna. He took a detailed look at her beautiful, blood stained face. He looked at her gray clothes and hair and the sword that lied a few inches away. His eyes popped out when he realized that wasn't an ordinary sword. "Defender?". He said in his husky voice. Running to grab it, he was flabbergasted to know why she was gray. "Salvador Fireheart.. my name's Salvador Fireheart, son of Alastor Fireheart". He recalled someone's words. "You have to be her daughter, lady. I'm helping you for that sake". He said and lifted Luna up. ××××××× The rider carefully placed her on the horse and sat behind her, supporting her back. "Let's go, in the name of God". He murmured before kicking his horse into motion. It neighed and bolted forward, galloping swiftly toward the passage ahead. As they entered the passage, the rider found himself emerging at the edge of a bustling marketplace. The scent of fresh fruits and vegetables filled the air, tickling his nose. It was early morning, and people were moving about, haggling and purchasing their goods. No one seemed to notice his arrival. Opting for the less crowded route, he navigated through the market quietly. This was Terrania, the human realm. "What are you up to, Graves? And who is this?". An old man with a thick neck and sharp eyes addressed the rider as he stopped to fetch some water from a nearby stall. "The Felgroth attacked her just beyond the passage in Eldoria. She needs an infirmary. I thought I’d help". Graves replied, his voice low and calm. Luna was wrapped tightly in his cloak, her face hidden from view, so the stall keeper could barely see her. "Is she an elf?". The man inquired. "An angel, I think". He answered. "An angel?". The man’s curiosity piqued as he straightened. "Mind if I take a look?". "No!". He snapped, then softened his tone. "I mean, yes, but there's no time. I need to get her to Martha’s infirmary. She’s lost a lot of blood. Don't tell anybody about her, please". "Alright, young man, I won't". The stall keeper handed him the clay cup of water and stepped aside. "Thanks for the water". He muttered before urging his horse forward again, speeding away from the bustling marketplace. ××××××× The rider halted in front of a humble shed in the most impoverished part of the city. This was the infirmary for the poor. Gently, he lifted Luna from the horse and carried her inside. Shoving aside the tattered, timeworn curtain, he raised his voice. "Martha, I need your assistance!". He carefully laid Luna on the nearest bed. An older woman, Martha, approached, her hands rough from years of healing. "Who is she?". She asked hurriedly, moving to Luna’s side. "She’s an angel". Noah replied. "An angel?" Martha’s brow furrowed. "She’s grey, Noah". "I know... daughter of an angel". He clarified with a shrug "What happened to her?". "Felgroth". Noah said grimly. "Good God, those vile creatures". Martha shook her head. "I’ll do what I can to help her recover, my dear". "Thank you, Martha". Noah said, his voice softening. "I’ll return later. And please, don’t tell anyone about her". "Don’t worry". She assured him, moving quickly to put water on to boil in her old-fashioned stove. ××××××× Elion arrived at the palace, he looked weary. As he was about to enter the palace, Gabriel came out with King Thalion. "Your Highness!". He said with a grin. "Angel Gabriel". Elion gave a nod. Gabriel looked at him from head to toe. "My Prince, you need some rest". "I don't..". He looked at his father and back to him. "Is everything alright? Why did you come here at this time?". "I wanted to discuss something with your father". Gabriel replied. "How is she?". Elion stared into his eyes, knowing who he was referring to. "As beautiful and determined as always". Gabriel smiled. "May God help her with her task. It's good that she's gone before this news spread in these two realms". Thalion and Gabriel shared a strange look. "What news?". Elion asked, his brows furrowed. "Your Majesty will let you know.. allow me to leave. I have to go back to Luminara". Gabriel said. "Sure, Gabriel". Thalion gave a nod. "Thank you, Your Majesty..". He said politely. His wings spread out, he flew up in the sky and in a few minutes, there was no sign of him. "What was he talking about?". Elion asked. Thalion sighed. "You should rest, we will talk about it in the morning". Elion was curious but he was tired so he gave a nod and went inside. ××××××× It was now afternoon in the human realm of Terrania. Martha was tending the little children diagnosed with flu and fever. Luna laid on the hard, rough bed. A thick curtain separated her from the rest of infirmary. The cries of the babies waiting for getting checked woke her up. She slowly opened her eyes, coughing the dust entering her nostrils from the surroundings. She frowned as she realized that moving was out of question. Every single inch of her body ached with pain. "Is anyone there?". Luna called out. The women talking at the other side fell silent as they heard her voice. After a while, Martha poked her head from one side of the curtain. "Welcome, my dear". She said lovingly. Luna looked at her with marrow eyes. "Who are you? Where am I?". Martha moved towards her and checked if she had a fever. "You're in Terrania and My name's Martha. Noah brought you with him. How do you feel?". "Fine". Luna replied. She thought for a while and her eyes widened. "Where's my stuff? My sword and my-". "It's with Noah. He said he'll come visit you soon. I will send someone to call him. You should rest till then". Martha interrupted her. "Okay. But I don't know who this Noah is". "He found you injured. Felgroth attacked you". She smiled affectionately. "Oh right". Luna said. Martha turned around and left. ×××××××In the elven realm, the sun rose gently, casting a golden glow over the vast woodlands and the mystical habitats of the elves. The air was filled with the soft hum of nature awakening. Prince Elion stood in a grand hallway, his hands clasped behind his back, lost in thought. "I wish I was with you, Luna". He whispered softly to himself.A quiet cough behind him broke his reverie. Elion turned to see his father, King Thalion, approaching with steady steps."Father". Elion greeted, forcing a smile."Elion". Thalion said warmly, placing a firm hand on his son’s shoulder. "Is everything alright?"."By God's grace, yes". Elion replied, though his tone betrayed his unease."Still worried about Luna?". Thalion asked knowingly."A lot". Elion admitted. "She’s new to everything. She’s never stepped foot outside Luminara. She knows nothing of the world beyond".King Thalion smiled gently. "My son’s in love".Elion met his father’s eyes. "I can’t hide my feelings any longer. I can’t bear to stay
A soldier entered the chamber, a modest but functional space where decisions were made."Mayor Hans, Sir". He said, standing at attention with a salute."What is it, Jake?". The mayor, a man in his mid-fifties, sat in a large wooden chair by the window, his gaze shifting from a document in front of him."Noah has a guest". Jake informed him."A guest?". Hans turned to face him fully, his interest piqued."Yes. Her face was hidden, but I'm fairly certain it's a woman. He took her to his home"."Noah took a woman home? That's a first". Hans chuckled, leaning back in his chair."I don’t think she’s a lover or anything like that, sir. Noah was acting... suspiciously". Jake said, his tone more serious.Hans rubbed his chin thoughtfully. "Hmm. Interesting. Keep an eye on him"."As you wish". Jake replied before turning to leave.×××××××Noah began to explain everything to Luna about how he knows her father. "My father was attacked by the Felgroths in the Forests of Eldoria and your father
It was morning in the Human realm of Terrania. People bustled about, busy with their own lives. But the news of Greywing's arrival had spread like wildfire, and whispers filled the air as curiosity overtook them. The marketplace near the Terranian Border was packed, and everywhere people were discussing Luna Fireheart.Suddenly, the sound of a horse's neigh echoed from the passage. Elion, the Elven Prince, entered the realm, riding regally on his horse. He pulled to a stop near the crowd, dismounted with a fluid grace, and scanned the onlookers."Has anyone seen Luna Fireheart?". He demanded, his voice cutting through the chatter like a blade.A ripple of excitement moved through the crowd. "It's the Elven Prince!". They whispered, eyes wide with awe and wariness. Some murmured their judgments under their breath.Elion scowled, clearly annoyed. "Ugh, humans and their incessant judging". He muttered, his tone dripping with disdain. Then, louder, "I ASKED A QUESTION!". His voice boomed
Lifeland, the only universe with life comprising of Eight realms.. it was a home to Angels, Elves, Humans, Animals, Demons, Wizards and werewolves, each living in between their respective boundaries and sharing a history. When the Angels fell, a new realm was found, The Realm of Fallen Angels. Apart from Lifeland, two other universes, Darkland and Mistland existed too. Darkland was the universe of pure evil and sin. It was governed by The Dark King who was neither living nor dead and Mistland was the universe of the dead from Lifeland. Angelic Realm of Luminara had very good relations with all the other realms except The Fallen Angels Realm of Abyssia and Demonic Realm of Infernia. The Elven realm was friends with every realm and was closest to Luminara. It was called Eldoria. The seven realms hated the Fallen Angels and none of them ever entered Abyssia. The Fallen Angels were allowed to enter Darkland because, somehow, they were a part of it. They were sinful and disloyal. Onc
The Celestium Prism was a sacred artifact of immense spiritual significance to the angels. It was said to contain a fragment of the very essence of Luminara, embodying the purest form of light and goodness. This prism was not only a symbol of angelic power and purity but also played a crucial role in various angelic rituals and ceremonies. It was believed to enhance the connection between angels and the heaven, allowing them to channel greater divine power and wisdom.For the dark forces of Darkland, the Celestium Prism held a different allure. The prism, with its concentrated purity and light, was a potent source of energy that could be corrupted for dark purposes. In the hands of the dark forces, the prism's light could be inverted, transforming it into a tool for weakening the barriers between realms, enhancing dark magic, or even corrupting the essence of light-based beings. Its potential for creating powerful dark artifacts or spells made it a highly coveted object in Darkland an
The next day, James dragged Luna recklessly towards the White Castle, drawing the attention of everyone around him. "You traitor, this time you're not gonna get away". He gritted his teeth in anger. "What did she do now?". The Angels talked to each other, spectating."Lemme go!". Luna protested but James' grip was so tight that it won't budge. At the commotion, the four angels came out of the Castle and stood on the top of the stairs. "Why are you shouting, James?". Gabriel asked.A large crowd of Angels was gathered now around James and Luna. "I saw her coming back from Abyssia with my own eyes even though we told her not to yesterday". James told.People gasped in surprise. "LUNA? IS THAT TRUE?". Gabriel thundered."Gabriel, I can explain it all". Luna cried. "No, not this time, Luna.. we gave you a hundred chances but you're just as stubborn as your father". He shook his head and came down. Gabriel gripped Luna's neck tightly. She yelped in pain. "YOU. ARE. EXILED". He anno
The next morning, Luna woke up by some noise from outside in the street. She got up and realized that it was the most comfortable sleep she had in years. The bed was very cozy and it felt like home. She smiled at the realization and got up to see what's going on outside. She threw the curtains open and saw all the fallen angels, working on the streets. They had decorated the streets in the most elegant and unique way possible. Theodore was roaming on the streets throwing orders. The carriages and carts delivered food and other stuff to the angels working in a distance. A gentle knock pulled Luna out of her thoughts. She turned around. "Come in". She permitted. The door opened, revealing her father's smiling face. "Good Morning". "Good Morning". Luna smiled back. Salvador entered the room. "You might be wondering what is all this hustle in the city...". "Yeah". She nodded. "Well, The Governor permitted to hold a feast to celebrate your arrival". He told. Luna looked back in th
As Luna made her way towards the passage leading to Eldoria, apprehension gripped her. The darkness of the passage loomed before her, an ominous gateway to the unknown. Pausing to ensure she was alone, Luna steadied her breathing, attempting to quell the rising fear within her."All right, Luna... it won't hurt that much. How painful can it be?". She murmured, her voice a whisper of reassurance to herself. Summoning her courage, she spoke words of resilience, determined to conquer her trepidation. "Let fear be the wind beneath my wings, and I shall soar above it, undefeated". She mumbled, her resolve firm as she stepped into the passage.In an instant, Luna was transported to the Elven Realm of Eldoria. Like everyone had told her the consequences of not having a Realmwalker, the abrupt transition had left her sprawling on the ground, her body pulsing with pain as if thousands of needles had pierced her flesh, draining her energy. Gasping for breath, Luna collapsed to her knees, overco