Rivertown: The Saga Ends (Part 30)

 

Me: Following up the aftermath, the celestial army return to their respective hometowns in their mortal guise to watch over their hometowns as well as watch over all the remaining children of the chosen ones. The curse was completely gone and birth rates were back to normal, as if it had never happened 

 

The celestial army, now assuming mortal guise, dispersed to their respective hometowns, becoming silent guardians of the realms they once called home. With a watchful eye, they observed the mortal tapestry, ensuring the tranquility that had been restored after the cosmic upheaval.

As the celestial defenders integrated seamlessly into the fabric of mortal life, the once-ominous curse that had plagued the towns vanished entirely. Birth rates returned to their natural rhythms, and the memory of the cosmic events began to fade, as if the eldritch curse had never cast its shadow over the mortal realm.

Children born from the chosen ones flourished in the embrace of their families, unaware of the cosmic battles and sacrifices that had unfolded to secure their futures. The towns, once gripped by fear and uncertainty, blossomed into havens of peace and normalcy.

The celestial guardians, though hidden among mortals, remained vigilant, ensuring that the echoes of celestial sacrifice continued to resonate in the cosmic currents. Each guardian bore witness to the tapestry of life unfolding, silently upholding the cosmic balance with a shared commitment to protect the realms they held dear.

In the tranquil aftermath, the celestial defenders found solace in the subtleties of mortal existence, their celestial origins concealed beneath mortal forms. The towns, touched by the unseen hands of cosmic guardianship, thrived in the harmony of a world restored to the serene cadence of life—a testament to the enduring legacy of Celestia and Lysander's sacrifice.