The gentlest of breezes trickled by, cold on the back of Xiao's neck. He became so absorbed in the breeze that he closed his eyes, and a long, comforting shiver trickled down his back.
But that was nothing compared to when he opened his eyes and took in the sight around him- a vast, floating island covered in tall yellow grass. The ever-present sunset scattered light between each fluff and blade, and the world was illuminated.
But there was more; a house. Dark, beautiful wood, a sloped roof, windows glowing with warm light. It was a comforting sight, it looked too safe for Xiao, and he loved it. The house was surrounded by a halo of sunlight.
He stepped forward, entranced by it all, and he muttered,
"Lumine,"
Birdsong filled the silence between them, the two of them locking eyes which glittered with joy or adoration or admiration- one of the three or any combination,
"It's beautiful," his words were barely more than a whisper.
But it's nothing compared to your radiance.
This story is inspired by Ang Mutya ng Section E, written by Lara Flores.This is my own interpretation and continuation of the story, starting after Keifer's return, picking up from Chapter 275 of the third book. While the characters and some plot elements are taken from the original story, many aspects, including the direction and events, are my own creation.
I am continuing this book in English for readers who may not have access to the previous chapters in English. If you want to know what happened before this point, you can find the Filipino version of the earlier chapters on Wattpad.
(in eatmore2behappy)
I respect the original author deeply, and I started writing this because the story was left unfinished and didn't receive updates for a while. I am genuinely interested in this world and wanted to bring my own conclusion to it. Please know that this is a fan creation, and I hope it's enjoyed as my version of the story.
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