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Author’s Oath

Greetings, wanderers of fantastical realms…

You who follow the trail of words as a traveler chases the dawn light through the dark of night.

Here you are, opening the pages of a world…

A world born from a passion that never dims, and a heart that beats with unwavering faith.

You might wonder, perhaps even raise a brow in curiosity:

"How dare a new writer pause the tale to address us like this?"

I know… I know that souls yearn for adventures, not introductions—

That eyes seek events, not speeches.

Some of you might hear arrogance in my tone, or youthful ambition in my words.

Perhaps one of you even whispers inwardly:

"He's just starting out… and yet he dares to dream so high?"

But allow me to speak with an honesty that knows no hesitation:

I do not believe that wisdom is bound by age,

Nor that ambition must be confined by years.

When the mind awakens, it finds its path.

When will is born, it asks no permission—it simply moves forward.

This story before you is not a fleeting tale written to fill silence.

It is my dream.

Not just ink on paper,

But a mirror of what I believe in, and an echo of what I long for.

I do not seek to be "good," nor even "great"…

I aspire to something higher: to glory.

To a summit beyond comparison—to be the absolute best.

Even if a thousand obstacles rise in my way,

Even if fate itself stands against me.

Do not mistake this for arrogance.

I am but a speck in this vast ocean,

A side character in the galaxy of dreamers…

But I lift my eyes to the skies, and I dream.

Without shame. Without hesitation.

This is my oath, my promise:

If life grants me time,

This story will reach hearts.

It will pierce through platforms,

And leave an imprint on the memory of art.

And when will I withdraw these words?

Perhaps… only if laziness finds its way into my spirit,

If life snuffs out the fire within me—

The one that ignites the word and breathes life into imagination.

But until that day…

Let come what may.

For this story is my passion, my sweat, and the fruit of long nights and longer days.

And with God's will—it shall become all it was meant to be

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