CHAPTER FORTY-THREE: THE DARK DIMENSION

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Mia, Ryan, and Theo said their goodbyes to Scarlett before departing for the Dark Dimension.


Ryan was the first to speak:

"Princess, your Mom, Theolinda, and I are leaving for a few days. We're not sure when we'll be returning. You'll be staying with Xena and Brisa. You must behave, okay?"

"All right, Dad. But I'm going to miss you both greatly." Scarlett lamented.

Mia stepped in:

"We do as well, dear. Do you know how much we love you?"

"Yes, I know."

Scarlett took Mia and Ryan's hands in her own. She then turned to face Theolinda and said:

"At first, I didn't like you, but now I love you. I'm going to miss you as well."

These words moved Theolinda, who responded:

"I love you too, Scarlett."





They then went to Forestvale Manor's secret room to access the dimensional portal.

Ryan explained:

"You must follow my instructions from now on. Please hold my hands. Interdimensional travel might be frightening, but what we'll encounter in the Dark Dimension will be far worse. I'm going to open the portal."

Ryan said a few Latin words:

"O Spiritus lucis nos duc ad iter nostrum ad obscuram dimensionem et defende nos dum per illum locum ambulamus ubi tot homines magici vivunt".

(O Spirit of Light, guide us on our journey to the Dark Dimension and protect us as we walk through that place where so many magical people live.)
They entered when the portal opened. Mia felt them spinning in a circle and clutched Ryan's hand hard. For her part, Theolinda studied the various visions that flashed before her eyes. There were hundreds, if not thousands, of dimensions to explore, some of which were enticing while others were scary. Is the Dark Dimension really that evil?




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