In the bustling frontier town of Santana do Livramento, Alisa meets with Keal, a seasoned werewolf and the de facto leader of Santana pack in his office

Keal, a man with a piercing gaze hidden behind his glasses, greeted Alisa with a cordial nod. "Hey," he said, his voice deep and resonant, "Would you care to have a drink?"

Alisa politely declined. She had come to discuss matters of grave importance, not to indulge in social pleasantries.

"All right," Keal said, a hint of amusement in his tone, "how are the kids? How are they handling without Bruce?"

Bruce had been the previous alpha of Alisa's pack, a charismatic and powerful werewolf who had fallen in battle, leaving a gaping void in the pack's leadership.

"Well, we still haven't picked the next alpha yet," Alisa replied, her voice a mixture of concern and resignation.

Keal nodded, his expression thoughtful. "I see. But... what would happen if a war were to break out?" he asked, his voice taking on a more serious tone.

Alisa's heart skipped a beat. She had heard rumors of unrest among some of the Northern Alliance werewolves, forces that were fiercely opposed to the peace agreements that had been forged between the Southern Union and the Northern Alliance.

"Do you mean with the werewolves?" Alisa asked, her voice tense.

Keal's gaze met hers, his eyes flickering with a mix of worry and determination. "Precisely," he said. "Among some of the Northern Alliance werewolves, there are forces who are opposed to the peace agreements. I'm sure you're familiar with Raven's Peak's public love letters?"

Alisa's brow furrowed. "Raven's Peak is one of us, if I recall. A member of the Southern Union," she said.

"That's right," Keal said, leaning back in his chair. "Raven's Peak and Mystic Grove. A happy marriage between two forces who were once enemies. It was basically a symbolic gesture to tell the surrounding lands that there is no conflict."

But the underlying tension in Keal's voice hinted at a deeper truth. The marriage between Raven's Peak and Mystic Grove might have been symbolic, but it was also fragile. And if the forces opposed to peace were to gain the upper hand, the consequences could be devastating.

The Land of Mystic Grove, a boat carrying Jason, Shaina, Howl, and Sara gently glides through the tranquil waters. The air is thick with anticipation as they approach the enchanting city. With a sense of wonder, they disembark and step onto the cobblestone streets, where a solitary soldier awaits their arrival.

Together, they follow the soldier through the bustling city streets. The air is filled with the sounds of merchants haggling, the laughter of children playing, and the chatter of travelers from far-off lands. The group marvels at the towering spires, the intricate carvings on the buildings, and the lush gardens that adorn the city squares.

As they walk, they encounter various inhabitants of Mystic Grove. There are wise elders who share ancient tales and prophecies, playful sprites who flit through the air, and mystical creatures that roam the streets. The group navigates the city's winding alleys and hidden courtyards, discovering secrets and uncovering clues that will lead them on a journey of adventure and self-discovery.

As the sun begins to set, they reach their destination: a grand villa that stands at the heart of Mystic Grove. The group exchanges glances, their hearts filled with a mix of excitement and trepidation. They know that their arrival in this enchanted land is just the beginning of an extraordinary adventure that awaits them.

"Halt! Who goes there?" the soldier demanded, his voice echoing through the air.

Jason stepped forward, his eyes meeting the soldier's gaze. "I am Jason Gary, and these are my companions," he replied, his voice confident yet respectful. "We have come a long way, seeking audience with Sabelina Drossel."

The soldier's expression softened slightly. "The royal palace lies yonder," he said, pointing to a distant tower that pierced the sky. "Good luck in writing your letter."

With that, the soldier disappeared into the shadows, leaving Jason and his companions to continue their journey. They walked through the palace grounds, their footsteps echoing on the cobblestone paths. As they approached the royal palace, they met an attendant named Alberta, who greeted them with a warm smile.

"Welcome, travelers," Alberta said. "How may I assist you?"

Jason explained their purpose, and Alberta nodded in understanding. "Sabelina Drossel is expecting you," she said. "Please follow me."

Alberta led them to a grand chamber, its walls adorned with tapestries that depicted scenes of ancient battles and mythical creatures. In the center of the room stood a throne, upon which sat a figure shrouded in shadows.

"We have a visitor from Raven's Peak," Alberta announced. "They are here to request your audience, Sabelina Drossel. Jason Gary and his pack."

A moment of silence filled the chamber. So Alberta opens the door.

“Sabelina.” Said Alberta as she walks into the room, only to find the bed empty. Alberta looks at the attendant inside, but he looks away under her gaze. Alberta and the others walk to the back room. Sebelina is behind a curtained bed. “Sabelina, I was sure that I told you about this meeting the other day.”

“What? Is it the person?” Sabelina said

“Hi, my name is Jason Gary and this is my pack, Shaina Emberdusk, Howl Moonrise and Sara Artemis, we are pleased to make your acquaintance.” Jason said.

Alberta pulls the curtains aside, revealing Sabelina, who is lying down in bed. She doesn’t get up to speak. “My name is Sebelina Drossel. I’m set to marry the Alpha of Raven's Peak, Garnet Barudur, from our neighboring land. You will be writing a public love letter for me.”

“Sabelina, your elegant speech is completely ruined by that appearance.” Alberta said as she claps twice, summoning a group of maids to dress Charlotte. After Sabelina is dressed, she, Alberta, Jason, Shaina, Howl and Sara move to the front room.

Alberta said. “The public love letter’s purpose is to express your love for one another as beautifully as possible. You need to convince the people of how extraordinary your marriage is.”

“Jason, it all depends on your ability to write a letter.” Sabelina said.

In a composed and reassuring tone, Jason stated, “Rest assured, I shall not disappoint your expectations.”

Sabelina inquired, "Excuse me, if you don't mind me asking, what is your age?"

“I am 15 years of age.” Jason said.

"Oh! And those individuals," Sabelina stated.

“Shaina is my age, Howl is 14 and Sara is 13 years old.” Jason stated.

“I’m sorry about that. Will you accept my apology, Jason?” Sabelina said.

"Apologies are unnecessary, however, may I inquire if there is a concern regarding my age?" Jason inquired.

“No, I was only curious to know how others my age felt.” Sabelina said. “Um… How much of an age difference is suitable, do you think?”

“Suitable?” Jason said.

Alberta said. “Sabeline is asking whether you would feel romantically interested in him or not.”

“I’ve never experienced romance before, but I have analyzed statistics based on literature from different places and eras.And, based on that knowledge, there have been many marriages with large age differences. It seems that in general, age is unable to determine love.” Jason said.

“Even if he’s ten years older?” Sabeline said.

“What?” Jason said.

Alberta then said. “She is wondering if that would be an issue for you.”

“No, I do not think that is a problem.” Jason said.

“Even if there’s no love? What do you think?” Sabeline said.

Jason's expression turned thoughtful, and he replied, "Love is a complex emotion, and it's not solely determined by age or time. While it's true that Garnet is ten years older, I believe that love can blossom in unexpected ways. Even if it's not a traditional romance, I think it's possible for a deep connection to form between two people, regardless of age."

Sabelina nodded, her eyes sparkling with curiosity. "I see. Thank you, Jason. Your perspective is enlightening."

Alberta smiled, her eyes shining with warmth. "I'm glad to see you both having this conversation. It's essential to understand each other's thoughts and feelings, especially when it comes to something as important as marriage."

The conversation continued, with Jason, Sabelina, and Alberta exploring the intricacies of love, age, and relationships. As they spoke, Jason realized that his initial task of writing a love letter had blossomed into a deeper exploration of the human heart.

In the garden, Jason and Sabelina sit at a gazebo. Alberta stands at Sabelinas side.

“I finished writing it.” Jason said.

Sabelina takes the letter from Jason and gives it to Alberta.

Alberta said.

‘To my dear Garnet Barudur.

How would you feel if I told you that just simply saying your name out loud or even spelling it out on paper has the ability to make my heart ache?”

In this kingdom of flowers, everything makes me think about you, and the more that I long for you, the more that I sigh.”

Like when I look up at the moon floating in the night sky, the crescent moon looks like a vibrant flower petal slowly falling to the ground.”

And then I think to myself: What do you think about when you look at the same moon?’

She said, “As instructed, she incorporated the moon and the flower.”

“Wow, you’re… really good at writing love letters.” Sabelina said.

Jason blushed, his face turning a gentle shade of pink. "Thank you, Sabelina. I'm just trying to help you express your feelings in a beautiful way."

Alberta smiled, her eyes shining with warmth. "Indeed, Jason has a talent for words. And Sabelina, your feelings are truly poetic. I'm sure Garnet will be touched by this letter."

Sabelina's face lit up with a radiant smile. "I hope so. I want him to know how much he means to me, even from afar."

Jason nodded, his eyes sparkling with understanding. "I think this letter will do just that. It's a beautiful expression of your love and longing."

As they sat in the gazebo, surrounded by the lush garden and the gentle rustle of leaves, the atmosphere was filled with a sense of hope and possibility. The letter, written with such care and emotion, seemed to hold the promise of a bright future for Sabelina and Garnet, one where their love could flourish despite the distance between them.

At the Great Gray lodge, Alisa, Nyla, Graylen, Winter, Fern, Willow, Vega, Lumiya, Jackson, Lupin and Aki are looking at a newspaper.

“Impressive. The two Packs will be united soon. I’d say it’s looking pretty good so far.” Alisa said.

At Mystic Grove, A messenger reads the response letter to Sabelina, Alberta, Jason and the others. At the same time, in another part of Mystic Grove, residents read the published letter.

Messenger said. ‘As exquisite as the camellia, I praise your beauty, miss Drossel.

You are my love story. My passionate feelings for you are overflowing from my heart like a river in a storm. My only desire to be able to call you mine as soon as possible.’

The room fell silent as the messenger departed, leaving Jason and the others to ponder the words of Garnet's response letter. Jason's eyes were cast downward, his mind racing with thoughts and emotions.

Alberta said. “Hmm… His letter certainly has a beautiful ring to it.”

Sabelina said. “Hmph!” As she gets up and walks quickly to her back room.

“Does she feel… embarrassed about this?” Jason said.

“No. Those were not tears of embarrassment. They were tears of frustration.” Alberta said. “I have known Sabelina ever since she was inside of our Luna’s womb.

Later on, Alberta and Jason enter the back room.

“Sabelina, you know that I could find you no matter where you choose to hide.” Alberta said as she pulls the bed curtains aside, Sabelina is hiding under a bunch of pillows.

“If I was your mother-in-law, I would take points for this kind of behavior. When you get emotional, you tend to forget where you stand. When you marry into Garnet’s family, I will no longer be there for you.” She added.

Sabelina's voice was muffled, her face buried in her pillows. "I know, Alberta. I just...I don't know if I can do this."

Alberta's expression softened, her eyes filled with understanding. "Do what, dear one?"

Sabelina lifted her head, her eyes brimming with tears. "Marry him. Garnet. I don't even know him, and yet...and yet, he speaks of love and passion, of claiming me as his own. It's all so...overwhelming."

Jason's gaze was filled with empathy. "Sabelina, you don't have to go through with this if you don't want to. We're here for you, no matter what."

Sabelina's laugh was bitter. "You don't understand, Jason. I have a duty to my pack, to our alliance with Raven's Peak. I can't just refuse Garnet's proposal without causing a rift between our packs."

Alberta's voice was firm. "We'll support you, Sabelina. We'll find a way to make this work together."

But Sabelina's eyes told a different story, a story of doubt and uncertainty, of a heart torn between duty and desire.

On a new day. Jason and Sabelina sit in the palace garden among the flowers.

“Sabelina, how would you like me to prepare the next letter?” Jason said

“I… don’t really care anymore. You can… just write whatever you want. His replies are written by someone, too, anyway. Garnet is a very busy person. I'm sure he’s not even reading my letters. It doesn’t even matter what it says.” Sabelina said.

“Sabelina, it seems like you’re not satisfied with his replies.” Jason said.

“It’s not like that exactly. It’s just… I’ve only ever met Garnet once before, and the Garnet I met wouldn’t use those kinds of words.” Sabelina said. “Hey. Do you think I could quit being the Alpha's daughter for just a while? And Jason, do you think you could stop being a writer right now and listen to my story as your true self? All you have to do is listen, okay?”

“Okay.” Jason said

Sabelina said. “On the day I turned of age, a grand banquet was held here in Mystic Grove. According to the customs of my family, I was finally old enough for marriage.

Almost every man I met that day was a suitor. I didn’t feel like anyone was celebrating my birthday. But it didn’t matter how I felt. That’s how I was treated.”

As Sabelina cries in the garden by herself. A man approaches her, and she looks up.

“Hey there. Nobody came looking for you?

Just cry it out. Go ahead. It’s okay to cry.” He said.

“But I want… to stop crying. Don’t say that!” Sabelina said.

“Hahaha! When I saw you at the banquet, I honestly thought you were just another bratty little kid. So I’m glad to see you have feelings.” The man said. “That was the worst birthday party I’ve ever seen. Even I had to get out of there after a while. I can understand why you would want to cry like that. As the man stands up to leave. “See you.”

“That man, he wasn’t like anyone else. He spoke to me as himself. That was all I wanted… Someone to be their true self.

And so that moment for me… Well, it made me really happy.” Sabelina explained. “Even if he was a rival at Raven's Peak, then the conflict between them intensified, even though the talk of my marriage was put off.

But as soon as they demanded a ceasefire, I surprisingly received an offer of marriage.

I knew this was my only chance. I researched and gathered information on how our union would benefit both sides. I did everything I could to get my father and the elders to agree. I’m not sure if that was a factor in their decision, but Mystic Grove ended up accepting the ceasefire. You have no idea how happy I am about this marriage. But I’m not sure how he feels about it. I mean, what if after all of this, he’s actually in love with someone else? It’s just that we’re so different in age… we may not see eye to eye. Because… I’m just… a crybaby… What if they hate me over there? Alberta won’t be there for me. Everything in that letter is a lie. He doesn’t really feel that way. All I want… is to know how Garnet truly feels about marrying me.”

“You want to know… how he truly feels.” Jason said as Sabelina began sobbing quietly. Jason stands before her.

“Sabelina.” Jason said.

“Huh? What is it, Jason?” Sabelina said.

"Sabelina, I think I can help you with that," Jason said, his eyes filled with determination. "Let me go to Raven's Peak and speak with Garnet directly. I'll find out how he truly feels about marrying you and bring back his honest response."

Sabelina's eyes widened in surprise, hope flickering across her face. "Jason, would you...really do that for me?"

Jason nodded, a gentle smile on his face. "Of course, Sabelina. I'll leave immediately and return with the truth. You deserve to know how Garnet truly feels."

With that, Jason turned and walked away, leaving Sabelina to her thoughts, a glimmer of hope in her heart. At night, as she lies in bed. “Oh, Jason… I wonder what he’s going to say to him.”

The next morning. Alberta comes to wake Sabelina up.

“Sabelina.” Alberta said.

In a public area, a messenger reads the published letter that is on display.

‘Miss Drossel.

Do you remember me? I was in the garden with the white camellias on that moonlit night.’

Woman 1 said. “That’s a handwritten letter!

Woman 2 said “It’s rather brief. What is he thinking?”

Woman 3 said. “This has never happened before. What’s going on?”

Back in Sabelina’s room. Jason entered. “Ah…Jason!” She said.

“I had a discussion with Garnet and my friend regarding our future exchanges. Now, it’s your turn to write a letter to him, using your own words.” Jason said as Sabelina wrote a letter under his guidance.

Sabelina's eyes sparkled with determination as she wrote the letter, her words pouring out from the heart. Jason watched over her, offering gentle guidance and support.

As they finished, Jason smiled. "That's perfect, Sabelina. Your true feelings shine through in every word."

Sabelina's face lit up with hope. "Do you think...Garnet will understand me now?"

Jason nodded. "I'm sure of it. Your honesty and courage will touch his heart, Sabelina."

With the letter complete, Jason took his leave, leaving Sabelina to her thoughts. Little did they know, this letter would be the start of a new chapter in their lives, one where truth and understanding would pave the way for a brighter future.

‘Garnet Barudur

I do remember. You laughed at my tear-stained face. I was really offended by that.”

But, I never forgot the sound of your voice when you told me it was okay to cry. I never forgot about your kindness.’

Then Garnet said in his letter:

‘I only laughed because you were so sweet when you allowed your emotions to show. I didn’t mean to offend you. I’m sorry.

“My title of ‘Alpha’ doesn’t actually match my personality. I’m not that mature.

I’ve only met you once before, on that night. What kind of girl are you?’

As the Women are gathered to listen to the letter reading.

Woman 1 said. “How romantic!”

Woman 2 said. “It’s like a genuine love letter!”

Then Sabelina wrote another letter:

‘I’m… a crybaby and I’m hot-tempered. So I guess I’m probably not the woman of your dreams.’

A group of men read the published letter in the newspaper.

Man 1 said. “Oh, I don’t believe it!”

Man 2 said. “All right, that’s it! Now he better go and comfort her!”

As Garnet, sitting in his chambers, a warm smile on his face as he reads Sabelina's latest letter. "Ah, Sabelina...my dear, you are so much more than you think you are," he whispers to himself.

He takes up his pen and begins to write, his words flowing from the heart. "Sabelina, my love, being a crybaby and hot-tempered only makes you more beautiful to me. Your emotions are what make you so vibrant, so alive. I want to be the one to comfort you, to hold you when you cry, and to cherish your fiery spirit."

In Raven's Peak, a pair of werewolves soldiers reads the published letter in the newspaper.

Soldier 1 said. “Come on, he really said that?”

Soldier 2 Said. “Just be a man and tell her how you feel!”

As Garnet finishes writing, he can't help but chuckle at the thought of his fellow werewolves reacting to his heartfelt words. He imagines the soldiers' surprised faces and gruff comments, but he doesn't care - he's too busy dreaming of Sabelina's smile and the chance to hold her close.

Meanwhile, in Mystic Grove, Sabelina's eyes light up as she reads Garnet's latest letter, her heart skipping a beat at his tender words. She can't believe the Alpha of Raven's Peak is pouring his heart out to her, and she can't help but feel a flutter in her chest at the thought of being cherished and comforted by him.

‘Thank you for that! I’m already head over heels for you!’ She said,

‘Because of that first letter? That was just the work of a talented kid who knew how to write.’ he added.

‘Not the man in the letter! The one who patted my head all those years ago under the moonlight.’ She added.

‘All I did was comfort you once when you were crying.’ Garnet said.

‘Yes, but I’ve treasured that one moment for all this time, like a precious gem.’ Sabelina wrote her letter.

‘I’m insensitive, and I don’t understand a woman’s heart. I might leave you to go hunting.’ Garnet said in his letter. ‘I’ll probably disappoint you.As you go up, you may even meet a better man than me one day.’

‘Excuse me, what exactly do you mean by ‘a better man’? In looks? Wealth?

My idea of a good person is someone who’s able to act like their genuine self around me.

Out of everyone I’ve met, the only one who has ever admitted to not being a good man is you!

All I want is someone who’s honest. That’s all I care about!’ She added another letter.

‘If you’re going hunting, I’ll go with you. Don’t underestimate the Princess of Mystic Grove!

I’m educated so that I’m able to marry into any type of family! I probably have better aim than you, anyway!’

After Sabelina wrote her last letter, she now is pacing around her room. “Ohh! I’m so embarrassed! I shouldn’t have written that! He must think I’m an insensitive little brat now! Ohh! I should’ve just had you write that last letter for me, Jason! Why didn’t Alberta stop me?”

Just then, Alberta enters the room. “Here is your reply.”

Sabelina sits at a table. Jason stands nearby as Alberta opens the letter and reads it.

Alberta's eyes sparkle with amusement as she reads the letter, a gentle smile on her face. "Sabelina, my dear, you have nothing to be embarrassed about. Your words are honest and true, and that's what matters most."

Jason nods in agreement, his eyes shining with encouragement. "You spoke from your heart, Sabelina. That takes courage and strength. Don't regret it."

As Alberta continued reading, a chuckle escaped her lips. "Oh, Garnet's response is quite...amusing. It seems he's impressed by your spirit and determination."

Sabelina's eyes widened with curiosity, her face still flushed with embarrassment. "What did he say?"

Alberta clears her throat, a playful glint in her eye. "Well, he says... 'I'm glad you're willing to accompany me on hunts, but I think I'll stick to being the one with the better aim. After all, I'm the Alpha of Raven's Peak!'"

Jason and Alberta burst into laughter, and Sabelina can't help but join in, her embarrassment forgotten in the joy of the moment. As they laugh together, the distance between Mystic Grove and Raven's Peak seems to shrink, and the connection between Sabelina and Garnet grows stronger, a bond forged from honest words and true hearts.

After the last letter, At night. Sabelina makes her way through the garden to where she first met Garnet. Before he comes, she clasps her hands together as if making a wish. Sabelina arrives shortly.

“Hey.” Garnet said.

“Ah…Garnet?” Sabelina said.

“I brought my reply for you.” He said as he holds up a letter. “My future bride seems to be a smart, strong-willed, and funny person. She would make a good Luna, let’s get married. Sabelina.”

Sabelina tears up. Garnet kneels down in front of her and holds the letter and a rose out to her.

“Will you do me the honor of marrying me?” Garnet said.

As Sabelina reaches her hand out and places it on the letter. “Yes.”

As Sabelina's hand touches the letter, a spark of joy ignites in her eyes, and a radiant smile spreads across her face. Garnet's eyes shine with happiness, and he takes her hand, placing the rose in her palm.

The moon above casts a silver glow on the garden, illuminating the moment as Garnet slides a small, delicate ring onto Sabelina's finger. The rose petals unfold, revealing a tiny, shimmering diamond at the center, symbolizing their love and commitment.

With tears of joy streaming down her face, Sabelina throws her arms around Garnet, and he embraces her, holding her close as they share a tender kiss under the starry night sky.

In this magical moment, the letters, the doubts, and the fears fade away, leaving only the truth of their hearts. Sabelina and Garnet's love story begins, a tale of two souls connecting, understanding, and cherishing each other's true selves.

Within the villa. Jason watches out the window. “Their love… has a happy ending.”

In the morning. Alberta walks to Sabelina’s room.

Alberta said, ”Sabelina it’s time for you to get ready. Please wake up now.” Alberta prepares to open the curtains to Sabelina’s bed. Before she can, Sabelina giggles from another area in the room. “Sabelina?”

Just then, Sabelina comes out from hiding behind a curtain.

“Alberta! But I’m already awake, Alberta. Good morning.” Sabelina said.

Alberta said, ”Sabelina you shouldn’t be teasing adults like that.”

“Oh, no? But I’m a mature adult now, too, you know?” Sabelina said.

Alberta said. “Now Sabelina, it’s time to get dressed.”

As Sabelina gets dressed and prepared for the wedding. “Hey, Alberta? Where do you think Jason is right now?”

“He’s probably out of the land already. You look beautiful.” Alberta said.

“I wish that Jason… could’ve been here to see me in my wedding dress.” Sabelina said.

Alberta said. “So then, are all of your worries gone now?”

“Gone? No, of course not. I feel like I’m about to cry right now!” Sabelina said.

Alberta said. “You must refrain from crying. You’re about to go on a new journey.”

“It was my dream to marry Garnet, Alberta.” Sabelina said.

“I know.” Alberta said.

“But I hate to leave my home because of it.” Sabelina said.

Alberta said. “I know.”

“However, what I really hate more than that, more than anything actually, is to be separated from you, Alberta!” Sabelina said.

As Alberta fixes a flower into Sabelina’s hair. “I want you to live a happy life, Sabelina.”

“Alberta.” Sabelina said as she gets up, takes Alberta’s hand, kneels, and places her head to the back of Alberta’s hand in appreciation for everything that Alberta has done.

Jason, Austin and the others wait at a trolley stop with their travel cases.

“Jason, you do realize that you owe me one, don’t you? It wasn’t easy to convince Garnet to do all of that.” Austin said.

“Thank you very much.” Jason said.

“I was thinking, steak sounds good.” Austin said.

“Is that what I owe you for helping me?” Jason said.

“Sure is!” Austin said.

“Ok.” Jason said.

“Hey. Today is such a beautiful day. Don’t you think so?” Austin said.

“Yes. It’s a beautiful day for a wedding.” Jason said.

As the trolley arrives, Jason and Austin board, carrying their travel cases and leaving Mystic Grove behind. The sun shines brightly, casting a warm glow over the landscape as they journey towards new horizons.

Meanwhile, back at the villa, Sabelina stands up, her eyes brimming with tears as she embraces Alberta. "Thank you, Alberta. I'll never forget everything you've done for me."

Alberta smiles, her eyes moist with emotion. "Live a happy life, Sabelina. That's all I ask."

With a final farewell, Sabelina turns and walks towards her new future, her wedding dress shimmering in the light. The door closes behind her, leaving Alberta alone, a soft sigh escaping her lips.

As the scene fades, the sound of laughter and joy carries on the wind, a beautiful day indeed for a wedding, and a new beginning.

But unknown to them, a sinister figure lurks in the shadows, watching and waiting. James, his eyes blazing with a malevolent intensity, stands beside his new Chimera, a terrifying creature with the body of a lion and the wings of an eagle. Its eyes glow with an eerie red light, as if fueled by an inner darkness.

James's lips curl into a cruel smile as he whispers to his Chimera, "Soon, very soon, we will strike and destroy everything they hold dear. The wedding celebration will be the perfect moment to strike, when they least expect it."

The Chimera lets out a blood-curdling roar, as if eager to unleash its fury upon the unsuspecting victims. James's eyes gleam with excitement, his mind consumed by a thirst for revenge and destruction.

As the wedding preparations continue, the atmosphere is filled with joy and anticipation, but the looming threat of James and his Chimera casts a dark and ominous shadow, waiting to strike and shatter the happiness that Sabelina and Garnet have found.

Eleven: a little love letter

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