All Chapters of Department of unintentional Heroics: Chapter 141
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Chapter 141- The Light Beyond Loria
Chapter 141 — The Light Beyond LoriaThe night was still when Elliott stood at the edge of the ruins, the fractured moon hanging above him like an open eye. The air shimmered faintly — thin streams of silver drifting upward from the broken Shard of Loria he now held. His hands trembled around it, feeling its quiet hum sink deep into his bones.Behind him, the others waited in silence — Aria’s eyes soft with exhaustion, Durn’s axe resting against his shoulder, Lyra sitting cross-legged, nursing her bandaged arm, and Fenric leaning on his staff, his expression unreadable beneath the hood.They had done it. After all the chaos, all the blunders, betrayals, and unexpected heroics — they had all five shards.The final piece pulsed in Elliott’s grasp. Its light connected with the others hovering before them, weaving a radiant lattice that painted the broken ruins in threads of dawnlight.“Is it… really over?” Lyra asked quietly.Elliott didn’t answer. The truth was — he didn’t know.The Sha
Chapter 142: The Song of Tomorrow
Chapter 142 — Epilogue: The Song of TomorrowThe wind swept softly across the golden fields of Loria, carrying the scent of rain and new beginnings. The sun was rising — a brilliant sphere of amber that bathed the world in warmth, spilling light through the ruins-turned-meadows where once chaos reigned.It had been three months since the Relic’s awakening — since Elliott Fen had vanished into light. The scars of battle had faded, and the lands once fractured by greed and war were slowly healing. The rivers ran clear again, forests bloomed, and the skies — once cracked and bruised — now shimmered a soft blue.In a quiet valley near the restored city of Vareth, a small inn stood beneath a willow tree. Its sign swung gently in the morning breeze:“The Shard’s Rest — In Memory of a Fool Who Saved Us All.”Inside, the clatter of dishes, laughter, and music filled the air.Durn leaned back in his chair, half-asleep, a mug of something too strong for breakfast in his hand. “I told ya,” he gr