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Arya stepped into the depths of the forest, and the morning light filtered through the leaves, casting a mysterious and magical aura over her journey.
Her steps were light and steady, resonating with the rhythm of nature. Her heart was filled with curiosity and anticipation for the unknown. As she ventured deeper into the forest, a faint magical atmosphere began to surround her.
"This forest is truly beautiful and mysterious," Arya muttered to herself, her eyes shimmering with a longing for adventure.
As she walked, she suddenly discovered a hidden cave, its entrance concealed by vines and jungle growth. If it weren't for her keen perception, it would have been nearly impossible to find. She gently pushed aside the vines and stepped into the cave's interior. The cave was dim and damp, and the air seemed to be filled with ancient secrets.
In the depths of the cave, Arya discovered a small room filled with ancient books and magical artifacts. Curiously, she approached and gently touched the items, sensing the powerful magic within.
She picked up a seemingly ancient book and carefully flipped through its pages. The book contained various ancient magical knowledge, some of which she had never seen even in the library of Guras City. Her eyes lit up as she realized the invaluable nature of these books for her magical studies.
Suddenly, her gaze fell on a page of a book, where a prophecy about the Lord of Darkness was recorded: "When darkness shrouds the land, only the child of light and darkness can unravel the mystery of fate and prevent the awakening of the Lord of Darkness." Her heart skipped a beat, as this prophecy seemed to align with her own experiences.
Arya looked up at the ceiling of the cave, took a deep breath, and felt an unprecedented burden weighing on her shoulders. "Could it be that I am truly the person mentioned in the prophecy?" she asked herself.
"You seem to have found something important," a gentle voice suddenly sounded in the room. Arya quickly turned around and saw an old man in a simple robe standing behind her. His eyes were filled with wisdom and compassion, as if he could see through everything.
Arya was momentarily amazed, but quickly calmed down. She keenly sensed the magic emanating from the old man - there was no doubt that he was a magician. "Who are you?" she asked cautiously, her eyes alert yet full of curiosity.
The old man smiled faintly, his smile revealing kindness and depth. "I am the guardian of this forest, you can call me Erian. I have been guarding here for hundreds of years, watching over the secrets of the forest and these ancient relics."
Arya nodded, feeling a hint of respect for this mysterious guardian. "Mr. Erian, I read a prophecy about the Dark Lord in this book. Do you know what it means?" Her tone was urgent, and her eyes shimmered with a quest for truth.
Adrian gazed at Arya, a hint of complex emotions flashing in his eyes. "This prophecy is very ancient and extremely mysterious. It foretells the awakening of the Dark Lord, which will bring about great calamity. But at the same time, it also predicts that someone will step forward to stop it."
Arya's heart raced as she felt an inexplicable connection to the prophecy. "Do you think I might be that person?" she asked softly, her eyes shimmering with anticipation and uncertainty.
Arian nodded slightly, "From the light and darkness of magic emanating from you, you are indeed very special. Perhaps, you are the one who can change destiny."
Arya fell silent for a moment, then said firmly, "If I am truly that person, I will do everything in my power to stop the Dark Lord. But I need more knowledge and power."
Erian nodded, seeming satisfied with Arya's response. "Well then, I will help you. Within these ancient books lie many ancient magical knowledge that will be very helpful for your journey."
So, Arya began learning ancient magic under Erian's guidance. She learned how to control and harness the light and dark magic within herself, mastering some powerful and rare spells.
Every day, she immerses herself in the world of books and magic in this mysterious cave, and her power continues to grow.
At the same time, Guilas begins to notice Arya's changes in the castle. He observes Arya's learning progress through a magic mirror and discovers her astonishing increase in magical power.
Guilas's eyes flashed with a hint of satisfaction and concern. He was well aware of the importance of Arya's growth in the battle against the Dark Lord, but at the same time, he realized the enormous risks that came with it.
In the ancient castle, Guilas stood alone at the window of the high tower, gazing solemnly at the distant horizon.
His heart is filled with unease because he recently sensed through magic that the Dark Lord is planning an attack on the castle. This attack is likely to be more Yan Lie than any before.
Guilas turned around and walked back to the study, taking a deep breath. He needed a solid plan to protect everything he loved - including the little girl learning magic in the forest.
After gathering the Warlocks, Guilas began to devise a defense plan. "We cannot let the Dark Lord's plot succeed," his voice was firm and powerful, "We must strengthen the castle's defenses and be prepared to counter any potential attacks."
Enot and the other Warlocks nodded, their eyes shining with the flames of determination. "We will give it our all, master," Enot said solemnly.
Guilas sent out spies to gather more information about the Dark Lord, while also ordering the castle's mages to begin setting up various defensive spells and traps.
But among all his plans, what worried him the most was Arya's safety. He knew that if the Dark Lord knew about Arya's existence and potential, she would become his top priority.
So, Guilas decided to use a special magic to stay in touch with Arya and constantly monitor her safety.
At the same time, he dispatched an elite team to the forest to ensure Arya's safety during her training. The Warlock team was led by Maxi and Eleanora, both of whom are Guilas's most trusted subordinates.
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