Chapter 68. The Dazzling Light of the Aurora Crystal

The days at Black Mansion flowed with contagious harmony. Calíope, Norabel, and their parents, Heyon and Saejin, along with their friends—witches, fairies, wolves, and other magical beings—shared laughter, stories, and moments of complicity. Magic hung in the air, nurturing the bonds that united them.

On a sunny afternoon, while exploring the vast gardens of the mansion, Calíope and Norabel decided to spend some time alone. They walked among ancient trees and sat by the edge of a crystalline lake.

"Norabel, I'm happy that we're here together and for everything we've experienced," said Calíope, gazing at the sun's reflection on the water's surface.

"I am too, Cali. Our journey has been incredible, and I have no regrets. I think everything happened so that we could be here now, strengthening our friendship and preparing ourselves for the future," Norabel replied, smiling.

As they chatted, a familiar voice called from