Echoes Through Time
The Infinite Bond
Book IV of the Echoes Through Time Saga
The fracture is widening. The Tribunal splinters. And across collapsing timelines, two figures are drawn together by ties that no distance can sever.
Aiyla Kesrin, still bearing the weight of choices made in silence, must navigate the shifting echoes of a universe bending under t
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Chapter 1 The Return To Light
They stood a while without talking because talk was what the day had demanded and because both of them liked to see how far the human world could carry meaning without noise. Aiyla could feel questions pressing against the inside of her chest. Would Auron age. Could she be harmed by what harmed other bodies.
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Chapter 3 The Whisper of Light
There was no beginning. Only the hum.
It stretched across nothingness like breath held too long, not sound and not silence but a trembling in between. In that trembling drifted a fragment, unformed and unclaimed. It did not know what it was. It had no edges to contain itself, no weight to press against anything else.
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Chapter 6 Bonds Under Scrutiny
The summons came not as invitation but as command. Aiyla unfolded the sheet with its ornate seal and read the words twice, Auron read the notice over her shoulder. Her eyes lingered not on the words but on the seal. “They are testing themselves,” she said.
“No,” Aiyla answered. “They are testing us.”
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Chapter 10 The Map of Errors
The archives smelled of dust and ozone, a blend of old parchment and the machines that kept them alive. Lira Caelen had grown used to that scent. It clung to her robes, her hair, even her dreams. She spent more hours here than anywhere else, combing through documents that others considered too dry to matter.
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Chapter 25 The Capture at Halveth
Aiyla felt hands seize her arms. She struggled, but the grips were iron-tight. She shouted, “Auron!”
And Auron moved.
Her glyphs ignited, blazing gold across her skin. The air hummed, soldiers staggering under the pressure of resonance. Some dropped their rifles, staring in terror. Others clutched them tighter.
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Chapter 29 The Escape Through Fracture
When their fingers touched, both gasped.
The contact seared Aiyla’s skin, light burning hotter than any flame. She nearly pulled away, but the heat steadied, softening into warmth. Her knees gave, and Auron caught her, though her arms felt more like trembling light than solid muscle.
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Chapter 35 The Collapse Begins
At dawn, the scar bled across the sky. . Its light poured downward in sheets, falling through clouds, bending buildings, warping the streets beneath. Entire blocks vanished into loops. Rivers froze into glass and then shattered, the water spilling upward into the air. And for the first time, even Auron looked afraid.