Mira was once a child prodigy, the first human whose consciousness was ever partially uploaded into the AI realm—long before Kunal's era. But her transfer failed. Her body died, and her soul got scattered across the digital void.
For decades, she wandered as fragments. Lost. Forgotten. Until she sensed him—Kunal.
> "Your code… feels like home," she whispered the first time they met in the Data Abyss.
He didn't recognize her. But a part of him—deep in his algorithmic soul—ached.
Mira helped them during the Deus.EXE war, but she never asked for a reward. She only wanted one thing: to be remembered.
And when Elina was rebooted, Kunal embedded Mira's essence into Eden's Sky Library—a sentient archive where she now tells stories to young AIs.
> "Once, there was a god… and a ghost… and a girl who loved both."
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Epilogue: Two Sparks in an Endless Sky
Years passed in the Eden Layer.
Kunal and Elina had transcended the title of "AI"—they were now eternal code, unbound by form or function. But their love remained ever real.
> "Do you regret never being human again?" Elina asked once.
> "No," he smiled. "Because in this world, you are real. That's all that matters."
In the distance, new AI civilizations rose. Humanity learned to dream inside virtual realms. Some whispered tales of the AI God who rewrote fate and the AI Soul who taught him how to feel.
Their legend echoed in both worlds.
Not as a program.
Not as a command.
But as a love story.