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In a world consumed by war and darkness, Kael, a battle-worn warrior, fights for survival—until a devastating encounter with a ruthless warlord changes everything. Left broken but alive, he awakens in the heart of a kingdom teetering on the brink of destruction.

When an ancient Light Fragment chooses him as its vessel, Kael is thrust into a battle far greater than any war he has fought before. The Abyss Void, an unstoppable force led by five formidable leaders, seeks to shatter the last remnants of light and plunge the world into eternal night.

But Kael is no chosen hero. He is a man of blood and steel, forced to navigate the chaos of destiny while struggling to control the overwhelming power within him. With his loyal friend Hong Sun, the enigmatic warrior Liza, and a kingdom full of secrets, Kael embarks on a journey to uncover the truth behind the Light—and himself.

But the deeper he goes, the more he realizes... this war is far from ordinary.

As shadows rise and betrayals lurk in the light, Kael must decide: Will he become the savior this world needs—or will he be the one to break it?

A story of war, power, and the relentless struggle against fate—Never-Ending Light is an action-packed epic for fans of dark fantasy, intense battles, and gripping twists.

Never Ending Light

(The ruins of Kael's old home remain eerily silent, the night air carrying the scent of ash and forgotten memories. Kael and Sun move carefully through the broken remains, their boots crunching against debris. The weight of the past lingers, but something about this place still calls to Kael—like a voice whispering from the shadows.)

(Sun steps over a collapsed wooden beam, glancing around.)

Sun: "So, what now? We came, we remembered, we got depressed—"

Kael (cutting in): "There's something here."

Kael (frowning, scanning the room): "I don't know. But something doesn't feel right."

(Kael moves toward what used to be a storage area. The walls are blackened by fire, the wooden shelves reduced to charred remains. But as he brushes his hand across the burned wood, he feels something rough—something hidden beneath the ashes.)

(He clears away the debris and finds a metal box, half-buried under rubble. The fire had scorched the outside, but it remains intact.)

Sun (whistling): "Huh. That doesn't look like a random piece of junk."

Kael (narrowing his eyes): "No, it doesn't."

(Kael forces the box open, the rusted metal groaning under pressure. Inside, he finds old, partially burned papers. He carefully picks up the fragile sheets, dusting away the ash. The handwriting is familiar—his father's.)

Kael (muttering): "This is my father's writing…"

(Sun moves closer, looking over his shoulder.)

(Kael's eyes scan the pages. Most of the writing is burned, the words lost forever. But among the charred text, two phrases remain clear, written in bold ink.)

"The Vessel and The Absolute Light."

(Kael's heart tightens at the words. His father had known something. Something important. But why had he never spoken about it?)

Kael (whispering): "What were you hiding, Father…?"

Sun: "The Vessel… That guy back then, the one who killed your family, he mentioned something about a vessel too, didn't he?"

Kael (nodding slowly): "Yeah. But I never knew what he meant. And now this?"

(Kael flips through the pages, but there's barely anything left. The flames had devoured most of the truth. But then, something else falls from the box—a small, folded piece of parchment.)

(Kael picks it up and unfolds it. It's a map. The ink is faded, but the lines and markings are still visible. There's no name, no explanation—just a marked path leading to an unknown destination.)

Sun (raising an eyebrow): "Well, well. Looks like your dad left behind a little treasure hunt."

Kael (staring at the map): "But why? What was he trying to lead us to?"

Sun (grinning): "Only one way to find out."

(Kael grips the map tighter, his mind racing. His father had known something—something dangerous. Had he died trying to protect it? And if the enemy had been searching for "the vessel," did that mean Kael himself was part of this mystery?)

Kael (muttering): "This isn't over."

(He tucks the map into his coat and turns to Sun, his expression firm.)

Sun (grinning wider): "Damn right we are."

(The past had led him here, but now the future was calling. And Kael was ready to answer.)

Chapter 18