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Nov 02, 2025
Welcome to November — and to the healer witch’s long-awaited arrival.
After all the red and steel of the last episodes, she brings a strange calm — gentle, curious, maybe dangerous.
What do you think she wants from Asterius?
Tell me in the comments — I love reading your theories.
And if you want to peek behind the scenes or read episodes early, your support on Patreon.com/gloriamu helps me keep The Last Sun alive.
Umbrathor
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He has reds. Blood, anger, death? She has light blues, and greens. Spring - the season, and the source of water and, just like the season, of life.
Pretty eyes. Freckles! And amazing hair.
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