The Legend of the Light That Demolished the Wall

About this book

Do tales truly end merely with the fall of walls? In Part One, we witnessed how the great wall crumbled under the weight of will, and how Jeremy and Emily crossed from the shore of fear to the shore of freedom. Everyone thought the battle was settled, and that the light flooding the village was enough to banish shadows forever. But in the depths of the darkness the sun has not yet reached, there is a "black gate" never closed, and wandering souls still moaning in the barzakh between two worlds. In this part, Milia Abdel-Karim takes us beyond the apparent victory. When rebuilding begins and hearts mend their wounds, a new riddle unsettles the serenity. Jeremy, who became a symbol of steadfastness, finds himself haunted by nightmares not of our world, and spiritual calls beseeching him from the heart of "the abyss of evil." The confrontation here is no longer with swords or stones, but a battle of feeling and faith; a confrontation with the dark memories of "the ruler" and his forbidden sacrifices that nearly cost the life of his son Gerald. The writer weaves threads of mystery.