Chapter 501

• Lydia’s journey through Celestria continued. Now, about to turn sixteen, she had traveled through almost every nation. To honor her mother, she continued to dance, carrying with her what she had learned from her.
• During the day, her father traded goods in the villages. Whenever daylight faded into night, Lydia’s steps were accompanied by the sound of her father’s flute. The unique and beautiful visual spectacle enchanted audiences wherever she went, to the point that this activity became more lucrative than selling resources. Lydia became so popular that almost everywhere she went, people had already heard of the name Dance of Twilight.
• On a full moon night, Lydia began to hear sounds, but the melody was clear, unlike the confusion that used to invade my mind when I received calls. I wondered whether the sand covering the chamber was causing interference or whether the calling system had become defective after the destruction of the ancient civilization.