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"Always," Uzziel promised, a proud smile on his face.Ryan glanced at his son, who stood shyly behind his priest. "Come here, Uzziel," he called gently. Uzziel liked his uncle Barto, but he was still shy around him. He approached his grandfather hesitantly, and Ryan scooped him up into his arms. "It's so good to see you," he said, his heart swelling with pride. Meanwhile, Maya spent her last evening with her family, cherishing the moments before returning to the land of the fairies. Abril and Alessandro also savored their final days together, knowing that the next day, Alessandro would fulfill the promise he made to Lissana.He encouraged her to control the wind, to harness the magic within her. Lissana struggled, unable to master the magic of the air. "No way, Daddy, this is too difficult," she exclaimed, frustration evident in her voice. "You just need to practice a little more, and you'll see that you can do it," Alessandro replied, his tone encouraging. "The wind is tricky and ever-changing, but once you learn to control it, you'll experience a freedom like no other." "Then I have to try harder," Lissana resolved, determination shining in her eyes. Alessandro extended his hand to help her steady herself."Remember, if you work hard, never stop trying, you can achieve anything you set your mind to. Never forget that." Lissana took a deep breath and attempted once more to manipulate the air. By the end of the day, she could only manage a few moments in the breeze, but her father congratulated her on her progress, just as he always had. As the last rays of sunlight bathed the kingdom in a warm glow, Lissana felt safe in her father's arms, even as they hovered high above the ground. She gazed down at the kingdom of Cosset, her heart heavy with the thought of leaving."Dad, why don't you come too?" she asked, a hint of sadness in her voice. "I can't, my love. I must stay and protect our kingdom and all the people who live in it," Alessandro replied, his expression serious. "But there are so many of them! Can't you take care of yourself?" Lissana protested. Alessandro shook his head. "I can't, because that's my duty as king. I have to stay behind, but your mother will go with you, and you won't be alone. Besides, we'll talk every day through the magic mirror." "When will we be together again?" Lissana pressed, her eyes wide with concern."Just imagine it," Abril interjected gently. "We have to go because there are dark forces in the kingdom that want to challenge us." "What will happen to you?" Lissana asked, worry creasing her brow. "I won't be alone. My guards will protect me, and I'll be fine," Alessandro reassured her. "You don't need to worry." Lissana hugged her father tightly, whispering, "I'll take care of you, Papa." "And I, my little one, will never forget how much I love you," he replied, his voice thick with emotion. That night, the family gathered for a final meal together, sharing laughter and stories.Afterward, they ended up in the garden, where an emotional farewell unfolded. Maya bid goodbye to her family, and she and Uzziel were the first to cross the portal to the land of the fairies. Cassian embraced his brother tightly. "If you need me, just call," he said earnestly. "Take care of my daughter and my son," Ryan urged Cassian, his voice firm. "Look after your loved ones," Cassian replied, nodding. "I trust you'll keep them safe." Alessandro held Lissana close one last time, as if he wanted to imprint the moment in his memory.She longed to be one of them, but she didn't kiss him goodbye; instead, she simply said, "I'm ready, Daddy." Abril joined the embrace, whispering to Alessandro, "It's time." "I'll do it," he affirmed, shaking Lissana's hand firmly before she stepped through the portal, leaving behind Alessandro and the kingdom of Cosset. As they arrived in the land of the fairies, Lissana's eyes brightened with wonder. The first thing she did was search for Tarik, but he was nowhere to be found. Instead, she encountered the guardians of the realm, who welcomed her warmly."Where's Tarik?" she asked, her voice filled with urgency. "Tarik is at the training camp right now, Princess. You can see him later," one of the guardians explained. "I don't want to wait! I need to apologize for not fulfilling my promises," Lissana insisted. "There's no need to worry about that," the guardian replied. "It's all in the past. Tarik doesn't need to remember it." "But I still have to apologize," Lissana insisted, her determination unwavering. She dashed off, calling for Tarik, while Abril watched her go, concern etched on her face."Don't worry about her," Maya said, placing a hand on Abril's shoulder. "If she grew up in this palace, she knows it well. She won't get lost." "But I can't help but worry," Abril admitted. "It's good to give her a bit of space. It's been a long time since she's seen him, and she deserves this moment," Maya reassured her.