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Chapter 387

Thank you for reading on ! We provide free access to all our stories, but maintaining this platform requires ongoing costs. To keep the site running and continue offering free content, we display advertisements. You can close the ads anytime, or upgrade to premium membership ($5/month) for an ad-free reading experience while supporting our mission. You can also earn premium for free by completing simple tasks. We truly appreciate your understanding and support!Elisha returned to the bridge as the sun rose, and in the distance, she could glimpse the kingdom of Xurt. After reporting their findings, Vaizel's mounts returned to Cosset. Everyone went to rest, except for Cassian, who sought out his brother to inform him of what he had discovered in the mountains of Vaizel. He would go to the workshop when he met Abril. "Cassian, I'm glad to see Gresado safe. How is everyone?" Abril asked, her voice filled with concern. "Everyone is fine. They've all gone to rest. Is everything calm here?" Cassian replied. "Yes, everything is quiet.Cira hasn't attacked," Abril assured him. As they made their way to Alessandro's workshop, Cassian asked, "Have you spoken with Maya?" "Yes, I spoke with her yesterday." "How is she?" "Good, I think. Every time we spoke, you asked me if she had returned. You should talk to her later." "I was actually thinking about going to the land of the fairies," Cassian admitted. "Are you ready to return?" Abril inquired. "Yes, I'll only be gone for a day," he answered. "That sounds good to me." When they reached the door, Alessandro's daughter knocked, and Gabriel opened it.Seeing his brother, she rushed forward to embrace him tightly. "Thank God you've returned safely," she exclaimed. "I'm glad to see you too, brother. How is everyone?" "It would be better if we went inside," Cassian suggested. As they entered the workshop, Gabriel served them cups of tea. "There were stone columns in those mountains, with strange inscriptions on them. Each one seemed to hold a key to the gates of Hades, which would fit perfectly," Cassian explained. "I'm not sure what those inscriptions meant," Abril said thoughtfully. "I believe Cassiel will tell us more.He might not want to cooperate, though; he didn't seem eager for us to return to the place where the gates of Hades appeared." "There's no other option than what we discussed to help him recover. He can't deny himself that," Abril insisted. "Is he getting better?" Cassian asked. "His recovery is slow. Even though he's been treated every day, he hasn't improved much," Abril replied, her brow furrowing with worry. "I hope he comes to his senses and agrees to help us reveal what those inscriptions mean," Cassian said. "His safety is paramount," Abril added."We need a double-edged sword to confront the challenges ahead." Cassian felt extremely tired. "You should rest, Abril. You look unwell." "I'll take you there, and I'll see you later," she replied, trying to sound reassuring. "Don't worry about me. Just rest," Cassian said as he headed toward the door. "After I talk to Cassiel, I'd like to return to the land of the fairies, even if it's only for a few days. I miss my family," Abril said, her voice softening. "That sounds good to me," Cassian replied. Once Cassian left, Alessandro sat next to Abril."Do you also want to go to the fairies' land?" he asked. "Yes, I'd like to see how Lissana is doing, but I won't go without you," she replied, her determination evident. "She is safer on the ground, and she has grown strong. I believe it's not yet time for her to return," Alessandro said, taking Abril's hand. "When everything is over, we can all be together," he promised. Alessandro paused, looking at Abril, feeling a pang of guilt for leaving her behind. "How was our relationship before?" he suddenly asked. "Why are you asking questions now?" Abril replied, surprised."I just wanted to know what we were like before," he explained. "I believe we were doing well," she said, a hint of nostalgia in her voice. "Have you always felt that way?" he pressed. "I suppose so," she admitted. Alessandro leaned in and kissed her softly, a brief but tender moment. "Is that how it is?" he asked, searching her eyes. Their relationship had changed significantly, but the warmth of their kisses and caresses remained. It was as if Alessandro had hesitated, fearing she might reject him. "Whenever you want," he murmured, pulling her closer.noveldrama"Are you safe?" she asked, her voice barely above a whisper. "Yes, I'm safe," he assured her. Though still close, uncertainty lingered in the air. When their lips met again, it was more intense, filled with longing. The moment stretched, and as they finally separated, both felt the weight of what had been lost and what could still be regained.

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