The Final Page

The Ink Dries on a Masterpiece How do you end a saga that has spanned seven books, ten thousand years of in-world history, and the hearts of millions of readers? Usually, you have a big battle, the bad guy falls, and the hero gets the crown. The Final Page does not do that. Instead, it asks a terrifying question: What happens when the villain decides the story is too messy and tries to edit it out of existence? This isn't just a war for territory; it's a war for context. Lord Varrick isn't just a tyrant; he is the "Editor," a chillingly calm antagonist who views pain, struggle, and heroism as "clutter" to be deleted. The threat isn't death; it's the "White Void"—a terrifying, blank-page nothingness that eats the world when the ink runs dry. The Great Silence has begun. Lord Varrick, the Tyrant of the Age and self-proclaimed Author of Fate, has decided that the story is broken and must be erased. As the white void consumes the world, deleting kingdoms and histories alike, Kaelen and his battered allies retreat to the First Mountain for a final, desperate stand. With the elemental dragons unmade and reality dissolving into static, the heroes realize that they cannot defeat the Editor with swords alone. To save existence, they must harness the only power Varrick cannot control: Prisma, the Clear Dragon of Imagination. In a battle that transcends physics and enters the realm of pure narrative, Kaelen must lead a collective dream to rewrite the ending before the final page turns to blank white.