Chapter 12.

Salt Water and the Earth's Center…

Time had passed, and Elara enjoyed the knowledge the old woman gave her in that cabin. Every night, the little fairy slipped away under the moonlight illuminating the path to her little order of time…

It was fun, because there were other little ones of different celestial species: mermen, demons, and herself, a fairy who had a lot of fun, played, laughed, and always wanted to stay. She never saw them leave, but she had to…

Although the truth was that the old woman had created those children so that the little fairy, who couldn't fly, wouldn't feel so alone, all of that was just energy, magic…

What the girl played with was a distinctive kind of magic, but it wore her down; Mara, the Queen, knew nothing about this and went to spend time with Elara every morning…

The girl had hidden from her that she knew this fairy, that she had her own timeline, and that she had met other species… All of this was fun, but the young fairy had already grown enough…

Years had passed in that little bubble she believed to be her reality; One night, going as usual to her little secret in the cabin, she found it locked, but after insisting so much, she managed to get in through a window that she broke…

Inside, everything was empty, no one was there, but there was a letter on the old woman's desk telling her she should go quickly and check the magical seals of the four kingdoms at the Center of the Earth, where that thing that apparently has ceased to exist is…

The girl found it curious that the old woman would have to go check that out, but  ¿what was sealed? ¿What was that thing? Curiosity has often killed the cat. However, this time Elara was in the right place, because the cabin had countless doors that apparently didn't lead anywhere in particular…

 But there was one that was called "seals," so the young woman removed the padlock, opened the door, and before she could close it, a tremendous cold greeted her…

The place was strange, full of foundations and hills. Dark, but not so far away, you could see that someone was imparting magic directly to the Earth, so instead of returning to the cabin, Elara approached, recognizing from afar that it was the old woman…

Then she shouted from afar: Master, I am here to help you, but the old woman, hearing that familiar voice, became distracted and turned to see Elara. Upon recognizing her running towards her, she said: Return to the Kingdom immediately, don't come to this place. But the rebellious girl ignored it and continued moving forward…

And as she did, the crack was opening, but the old woman didn't realize this until suddenly, as if it were a magnet, it attracted that fairy and sucked her into the Bible, which immediately closed its pages…

The old woman, realizing this, tried to pull Elara out, but she must have fallen into a very deep place where her magic couldn't reach. And then she understood that Azazel wasn't really dead, but had been kept almost on the brink of extinction to attract his counterpart. 

But now with what face did she dared to tell Mara, the Queen, that this fairy she supposedly didn't know had been swallowed by the Center of the Earth, and she had been unable to do anything to get her out...

So, the old woman stood there trying to beg in a sweet voice for her student to be returned to her, but no matter how velvety her voice was, it was useless. In fact, lightning and thunderbolts began to fall in that place as a protest.

 The already dark sky was turning hazy, as if a hurricane were passing at that moment, and what seemed to be drops of salt water and sulfur began to rain down…