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The moonlight poured like water into the garden of the Glorious Demon Fortress, coating the vibrant flowers with a layer of silvery brilliance.
Luna's petite figure sat quietly at the edge of the flowerbed, resembling a delicate Porcelain Doll.
Her large, dark eyes sparkled with a determined light at that moment.
She gently raised her small hand, her Fingertip gathering a faint yet pure Magical Energy.
This was the power she had gradually mastered after countless efforts since her reincarnation.
In her past life as a Great Mage, her understanding of magic had penetrated deep into her bones. Even now, in this tender body, nothing could hinder her use of magic.
What she needed to do was to stir the undercurrents within the seemingly tranquil Magic Castle.
She aimed to expose the tumors hidden in the shadows, leaving them nowhere to hide.
Luna's magic was not the kind that unleashed earth-shattering attacks; rather, it resembled a form of "harmonization."
She attempted to use her power to influence the Magic Elements within the Magic Castle, revitalizing those areas tainted by Leonard's Dark Aura.
As time passed minute by minute, Luna focused intently on controlling her magic, beads of sweat forming on her forehead.
Under the moonlight, her complexion appeared somewhat Pale, and her small body trembled slightly.
However, there were no obvious changes in the surroundings.
The garden remained tranquil, the flowers still vibrant, and the air continued to carry a faint Magical Fluctuation tinged with decay.
Luna furrowed her brow slightly.
She could feel that her magical power was like a stone sinking into the sea, unable to shake the deeply rooted dark forces within the Magic Castle.
Leonard's betrayal was more severe than she had imagined.
The aura of Dark Magic had seeped into every corner of the Magic Castle.
She gritted her teeth, a wave of frustration washing over her.
Was there really no way out?
Could she only watch helplessly as Aelia and her poor Brothers marched step by step toward a tragic end?
No, absolutely not!
A spark of determination reignited in Luna's eyes.
She took a deep breath, striving to calm herself.
She knew she could not be intimidated by the difficulties before her.
She had to come up with another way to change everything.
That's right, the Original Plot!
A sudden flash of inspiration crossed Luna's mind.
To achieve this, she needed to cleverly guide Aelia using the storyline from the original book, allowing her to discover the truth on her own.
With this thought, a glint of cunning shone in Luna's eyes.
She ceased her magical incantation and stood up from the flowerbed.
She needed to find Aelia and share her plan with her.
Meanwhile, in the Master Bedroom of the Glorious Demon Fortress,
Aelia sat before the Grooming table, staring blankly at her reflection in the mirror.
The woman in the mirror remained beautiful and enchanting, yet her eyes were filled with weariness and solitude.
In recent days, she had been feeling restless, as if something ominous was about to happen.
Especially tonight, she sensed a strange energy swirling around her, causing her great unease.
Suddenly, she felt a familiar Magical Fluctuation.
It was Luna's magic!
Aelia's heart stirred, and she quickly rose to her feet, hurrying to the window.
She pushed open the window and saw Luna standing by the flower bushes in the garden, looking up at her.
Their eyes met, and Luna gently waved at her.
Without a moment's hesitation, Aelia turned and left the room.
She knew that Luna must have something important to tell her.
Under the moonlight, Aelia's figure appeared somewhat lonely.
She hurried through the long corridor and arrived in the garden.
"Luna, did you need to see me?" Aelia asked softly as she approached Luna.
Luna lifted her gaze, looking at Aelia's delicate face with a heart full of compassion.
She understood that this woman had been living in the web of lies spun by Leonard, completely unaware of the truth.
"Aelia, I have something to tell you..." Luna reached out her small hand and took Aelia's hand gently, saying softly, "It's about Leonard, about the future of Magic Castle..."
She was about to reveal Leonard's betrayal and the crisis currently facing Magic Castle.
She needed Aelia to understand that if action was not taken soon, the entire Magic Castle would fall into the Eternal Abyss.
She wanted Aelia to become the Key to Breaking the Deadlock!
Aelia stood there quietly, listening to Luna's account.
Her complexion gradually turned pale.
"Luna, is what you're saying true? Leonard... he really betrayed me?" Aelia's voice trembled slightly.
Luna nodded, affirming, "Yes, Aelia. Everything I said is true. You must believe me."
Aelia fell silent.
She couldn't believe that her beloved husband would betray her.
She couldn't accept that the Magic Castle she had protected was on the brink of collapse.
Yet, she also knew that Luna would not lie to her.
This child, though young, possessed wisdom and abilities beyond her years.
What she said must have been based on solid grounds.
"Then... what should we do now?" Aelia raised her head and looked at Luna.
Luna smiled slightly.
"Aelia, trust me, I have a plan. A plan that can completely resolve the crisis of the Magic Castle..." Luna's voice was filled with allure. "We need to go to the Demon Kingdom..."
Aelia's body trembled slightly as she gazed at Luna.
The Demon Kingdom?
It was a land filled with danger and the unknown.
Could going there truly resolve the crisis of the Magic Castle?
Luna did not answer her but instead extended her small hand, pointing into the distance.
"Aelia, trust me. Only by going there can we find hope..." Her voice was soft yet firm. "And I also plan to bring Brother San and Lucius along, so he can gain some experience..."
Aelia looked into Luna's bright eyes, and a strong sense of trust suddenly surged within her.
Perhaps this child could indeed create miracles.
Perhaps she could truly lead her out of this predicament.
"Alright, I’ll follow your lead..." Aelia nodded and said softly, "When do we leave?"
"We shouldn't delay; let's start preparing right away..."
She did not continue speaking but took Aelia's hand and walked toward the room.
The night was deep, and the moonlight continued to pour over the garden of the Glorious Demon Fortress.
Only silence remained by the flowerbeds.
A gentle breeze swept through, bringing a hint of coolness.
Everything seemed as if nothing had ever happened.
Yet in the darkness, an invisible force was quietly stirring.
A storm was about to arrive...
Inside the room, the atmosphere was so tense it felt as if it could freeze.
Luna paced anxiously in the room, her small figure contrasting sharply with the lavish decor surrounding her.
She stomped her feet in frustration, her delicate face flushed with anger, resembling an irate Little Beast.
"How could this happen! Has that Leonard truly taken complete control of the Magic Castle?"
The planned magical intervention had yielded minimal results; those areas corrupted by Dark Magic were like stubborn tumors, utterly unyielding.
She could clearly feel her Magical Power dissipating upon contact with the Dark Aura, as if it had vanished into thin air without a trace.
Aelia sat on an ornate armchair, her once-bright eyes now dull and lifeless, like stars obscured by Wu Yun.
Her hands gripped her skirt tightly, knuckles turning white, betraying the inner turmoil and pain she felt.
The revelation of her husband's betrayal and the crisis at the Magic Castle struck her like a bolt from the blue.
The beliefs she had steadfastly held and the home she had protected were now on the brink of collapse.
"Is there really... no way out?" Aelia's voice was low and hoarse, tinged with a hint of despair.
Luna halted her pacing, observing Aelia's despondent demeanor, which only heightened her own anxiety.
She knew that what Aelia needed most at that moment was hope and support, not helplessness and despair.
Just then, Qin Si quietly approached with a cup of Magic Tea that exuded a faint Cedar Fragrance.
The teacup was exquisite Bone China, its rim adorned with golden patterns that shimmered softly under the light.
She carefully placed the teacup on the table in front of Aelia without making a sound, like a ghostly presence.
Qin Si's actions intensified the tension in the room.
Standing quietly to the side, she appeared as lifeless as a statue, yet her eyes, hidden in shadow, remained vigilant, watching over Aelia and Luna.
Luna took a deep breath, striving to calm herself.
She walked up to Aelia and said firmly, “Aelia, we still have a chance! The predicament of the Magic Castle is not insurmountable. I have an idea that might help us find the Key to Breaking the Deadlock.”
Aelia looked up, curiosity piqued. “What’s your plan?”
“The Demon Kingdom,” Luna stated, each word deliberate and laced with mystery.
“Go to the Demon Kingdom to seek a solution?”
“The Demon Kingdom?” Aelia’s brows furrowed tightly.
“It’s filled with danger and uncertainty; why would we risk going there?”
Luna understood that Aelia's concerns were valid.
The Demon Kingdom was a realm starkly different from the magical world.
It was rife with chaos and conflict, where various powers intertwined and threats lurked at every corner.
Yet, she also recognized that the Demon Kingdom held boundless opportunities.
“Aelia, I know you’ve been to the Demon Kingdom and are familiar with its circumstances. In the Original Plot, there exists a unique Magical Power in the Demon Kingdom that might help us purify the Dark Aura within the Magic Castle,” Luna patiently explained. “Moreover, I plan to take Brother San Lucius along for training in the Demon Kingdom.”
“Lucius?” Aelia replied, concern evident in her voice. “His Magical Talent is decent, but he has always relied too much on his gifts and lacks practical combat experience. The Demon Kingdom is so dangerous; can he really handle it?”
Luna smiled slightly, her tone filled with hope.
“Precisely because he lacks experience, he should go to the Demon Kingdom. There, he can witness the true magical world, hone his will, and enhance his strength. I believe he will grow immensely.”
Aelia fell silent.
She knew Luna had a point.
Lucius's magical talent is indeed impressive, but he has always had it too easy, lacking a sense of crisis.
If he could undergo some trials in the Demon Kingdom, it might completely change him.
Moreover, she knew she could no longer hesitate.
The crisis at Magic Castle was imminent, and she needed to find a solution quickly.
"Alright, I agree," Aelia said, taking a deep breath and speaking with determination. "We will go to the Demon Kingdom."
A smile of relief spread across Luna's face.
She understood that Aelia's decision would be a crucial step in changing the destiny of Magic Castle.
Just then, urgent footsteps echoed from outside the room.
"Mother, we heard about your plans to go to the Demon Kingdom. Is it true?"
Eldest Brother and Second Brother entered, both wearing expressions of concern.
Eldest Brother leaned on a cane, moving with some difficulty, but his gaze was resolute.
Second Brother looked pale, as if he had not fully recovered from the previous Magic Dilemma, yet he stood tall beside Eldest Brother.
"Yes, we have decided to go to the Demon Kingdom to find a solution for the crisis at Magic Castle," Aelia said, looking at her two sons with a heart full of emotion.
"Mother, we support you!" Eldest Brother declared firmly. "Magic Castle is our home; we will not stand by and watch it face destruction."
"Mother, although my strength is limited, I will do everything I can to help you," Second Brother added, his tone tinged with guilt.
Aelia looked at her three children, her heart swelling with hope.
She knew she was not alone.
With Luna's help and the support of the Children, she knew they could overcome any difficulties and protect their home.
"Thank you all," Aelia said softly, her voice filled with gratitude.
The atmosphere in the room became warm and empowering.
Luna looked at everyone before her, confidence swelling in her heart.
She believed that as long as they worked together, they could thwart Leonard's schemes and save the Magic Castle.
"Alright, since everyone agrees, let's start preparing," Luna clapped her hands, speaking with excitement.
"What do we need to prepare?" Aelia asked.
Luna smiled mysteriously, lifting her head to gaze into the distance, her tone laced with an enigmatic meaning. "Of course... the most important thing."
Without elaborating further, Luna took Aelia's hand and led her toward the study.
In her mind, secrets about the Demon Kingdom from the original book emerged—those long-buried opportunities might just become their Key to Breaking the Deadlock...
Leaving her older brother and Second Brother exchanging glances, the air was thick with unspoken words and anxiety about the unknown journey ahead.
In the study, ancient books filled the shelves, their weighty presence mingling with a faint scent of ink and an aura of antiquity.
Luna's small figure flitted between the shelves like a nimble butterfly, flipping through tomes that contained the ancient secrets of the magical world.
Aelia quietly sat on a nearby chair, watching Luna's busy figure.
"Aelia, look!" Luna suddenly halted her actions, pointing at one of the ancient texts. "The original book records that in the Demon Kingdom, there is a type of Magic Ore called 'Xing Yun,' which contains powerful Purifying Power. It might help us dispel the Dark Aura within the Magic Castle." Her bright eyes sparkled with excitement, shining like a star that illuminated the dimly lit study.
Aelia leaned closer to take a look; on the yellowed pages was an illustration of a shimmering ore radiating a mysterious and potent energy.
"Xing Yun..." she whispered the name softly, a glimmer of hope rising within her.
“If we can obtain it, perhaps we can truly resolve the crisis of the Magic Castle,” Luna said confidently as she closed the book.
“Exactly! Moreover, the Demon Kingdom has many other opportunities, such as the legendary Fountain of Life, which is said to heal any injury. Perhaps it could even cure Brother’s leg.” She clenched her small fist and declared firmly, “I believe that as long as we seize these opportunities, we can definitely turn the tide!”
Aelia looked at Luna, filled with confidence, and a glimmer of hope ignited within her.
She reached out and gently stroked Luna's hair, speaking softly, “Luna, thank you. I believe in you.”
Luna responded with a radiant smile before turning to leave the study.
She needed to find Lucius and share this plan with him so he could prepare.
Luna walked briskly down the corridor, her footsteps echoing in the empty castle.
She hummed an unknown tune, feeling cheerful.
It was as if she could already see the Magic Castle regaining its former glory, Aelia smiling again, and her brothers living healthily and happily.
Arriving at Lucius's room, she gently knocked on the door. “Brother San, are you there?”
“Who is it?” came Lucius's lazy voice from inside.
“It’s me, Luna.”
The door creaked open to reveal Lucius standing there in a daze. His golden curls were tousled, and he wore a loose robe, clearly still half-asleep.
“Luna? What are you doing here? Is something wrong?”
Seeing Lucius in such a confused state made Luna unable to hold back her laughter.
“Brother San, you’re not still sleeping, are you?”
Lucius rubbed his eyes and yawned, saying, "Yeah, I practiced magic late into the night and I'm still tired. What's up?"
Luna put away her smile and said seriously, "Brother San, I have something very important to tell you. We are going to the Demon Kingdom."
"The Demon Kingdom?" Lucius paused for a moment. "What are we going there for?"
"To train and enhance your strength," Luna explained. "The Demon Kingdom is a place full of challenges. There, you will encounter various types of magic, face powerful opponents, and grow rapidly."
Lucius's expression changed slightly upon hearing the words "Demon Kingdom."
He had heard about the dangers of the Demon Kingdom; it was not a place for fun.
"The Demon Kingdom... it's dangerous, right? I..." He hesitated.
Luna noticed Lucius's fear and encouraged him, saying, "I know you're worried, but you can't always hide in your comfort zone. Only by experiencing storms can you see rainbows. I believe you can overcome difficulties and become a true strong person."
After a pause, she added, "Moreover, Mother and I both think this is the best way for you to improve your strength." She knew that mentioning Aelia would make Lucius take this matter more seriously.
Sure enough, when Lucius heard that Aelia agreed, the hesitation in his expression gradually faded, replaced by a hint of determination.
"Alright, I'll go. Since Mother agrees, I will definitely work hard," he said, puffing out his chest with a tone of resolve.
Luna nodded in satisfaction.
"Very good, Brother San. I believe you won't let us down."
Lucius looked into Luna's determined eyes and felt a spark of fighting spirit ignite within him.
He clenched his fists and silently vowed to train well in the Demon Kingdom and not disappoint Luna or Mother.
"When are we leaving?" Lucius asked.
Luna smiled mysteriously and said, "Soon. You should go prepare now. If you need anything, just tell Qin Si and let her help you get ready."
Lucius nodded and turned back to his room.
He began to pack his belongings, preparing for the upcoming journey to the Demon Kingdom.
Luna watched Lucius's departing figure, a slight smile curling at the corners of her mouth. She already had a plan in mind.
"The Demon Kingdom..." Luna looked up at the window, her eyes shimmering with an inexplicable light. "It is filled with opportunities and challenges..."
She turned and walked toward her own room.
She needed to rest well and gather her strength for the plans ahead.
In her room, Luna sat on the bed, holding a delicate wooden box in her hand.
She gently opened the box, revealing a gem that shimmered with an unusual glow.
This gem was the "Fate Stone," which she had borrowed from Aelia, said to possess the ability to foresee the future.
Luna gazed at the stone. "Now, it's up to you..." she whispered, her tone laced with anticipation and a hint of barely perceptible coldness.
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