Edith takes Heyem to Estonia, to where they can see Omorose walking down a pathway, and beside her, is her opponent. Instead of fighting they appear to be talking to each other, but they are too far away for Edith to hear what is being said.

The writer gives life to a story, the reader keeps it alive.
Anya desperately wants to be saved, but she is reluctant to trust these strangers, associated with her old friend Inajda. However, she has no choice, her only option is to believe Alexand Merek’s words to be true. (For Ukraine – for peace.)

Anya has followed the eccentric future version of Alexand Merek, posing as a Kyo-ashita called Creya Johal, to the Kyo-ashita quarters, after being granted probationary sanctuary.
