Gara saw the Veil.
It stood in eerie silence before her, bathed in silver moonlight that poured through the half-cracked stone window. The air within the chamber shifted subtly, heavy with ancient magic and a strange anticipation that seemed to thrum from the very walls. Dust danced lazily in the moonbeam as if afraid to touch the Veil’s glowing surface.
Her expression was one of utter shock, and she had a thousand question marks smeared across her features. Her lips parted, yet no sound came out—only the frantic darting of her eyes from symbol to symbol revealed the tempest in her mind. Her fingers, usually so sure and steady, trembled at her side as though they, too, could feel the reverence of what stood before her.