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The royal forge of Ashkar roared with heat and steel.
Massive furnaces burned through the darkness.
Sparks drifted through thick smoke.
The sound of hammering echoed across the workshop.
And standing among the giant blacksmiths—
was an 11-year-old boy.
Barefoot.
Wearing torn ragged clothes stained with dirt and soot.
His face was covered in dust from the road.
He looked small beside the towering men.
Across from him—
an old blacksmith sharpened a massive war hammer.
The elderly craftsman glanced at the child and laughed loudly.
The nearby workers smirked.
Then the boy spoke.
“I’m searching for my father.”
The forge erupted with amusement.
The old blacksmith shook his head.
“You’re searching for your father?”
He chuckled again.
“Foolish child.”
The workers returned to their tasks, still laughing.
But the boy never moved.
Never looked away.
His eyes remained fixed on the old craftsman.
The blacksmith’s grin slowly faded.
Something about the child felt strangely familiar.
Then—
the boy reached beneath his worn shirt.
The workers watched curiously.
Slowly—
he pulled something free.
A silver pendant.
Old.
Beautiful.
Unlike anything found in ordinary villages.
The pendant swung gently beneath the forge light.
Ancient symbols were engraved across its surface.
The furnace flames reflected from the polished metal.
And the moment the old blacksmith saw it—
his smile vanished.
Completely.
His eyes widened.
The color drained from his face.
The forge suddenly felt silent.
The old man stepped closer.
Unable to look away.
The pendant continued swaying slowly.
The engraved symbols caught the firelight.
The blacksmith’s breathing became unsteady.
His hands began trembling.
“No…”
The workers exchanged confused glances.
The old man stared harder.
As though seeing a ghost.
Then recognition struck him.
His eyes filled with shock.
He looked from the pendant—
to the boy’s face.
Back to the pendant.
Then back again.
His lips trembled.
“That pendant…”
The words barely escaped his mouth.
“Impossible…”
His fingers suddenly lost their grip.
CLANG!
The massive hammer crashed onto the stone floor.
The sound echoed through the entire forge.
Every blacksmith turned immediately.
The workshop fell silent.
Nobody understood what had happened.
But the old craftsman no longer cared.
His eyes remained locked on the silver pendant.
Then—
a faint blue glow appeared within the ancient symbols.
Tiny at first.
Almost invisible.
But growing brighter.
And brighter.
The workers stepped back nervously.
The old blacksmith stared in disbelief.
His knees weakened.
Slowly—
he lowered himself onto one knee before the child.
The forge became completely silent.
The pendant continued shining softly in the darkness.
The old man’s eyes filled with fear.
And recognition.
As though he had finally discovered the identity of the boy standing before him.
Then—
the blue light pulsed once.
And the entire forge froze in stunned silence.
Nobody moved.
Nobody spoke.
The old blacksmith remained kneeling.
The workers stared at him as if he had gone mad.
Because this wasn’t just any craftsman.
This was Master Doran.
The Royal Forge Master.
The man who forged weapons for kings.
The man generals bowed to.
The man who once refused to kneel before a duke.
Yet now—
he knelt before a barefoot child.
One blacksmith finally found his voice.
“Master…?”
Doran didn’t answer.
His eyes never left the pendant.
The blue glow continued pulsing softly.
Like a heartbeat.
Slow.
Steady.
Alive.
The old man’s lips trembled.
“Where did you get that?”
The boy hesitated.
“My mother gave it to me.”
The forge became even quieter.
Doran slowly closed his eyes.
For a moment—
he looked as though twenty years had suddenly been added to his age.
Then he asked the question he feared most.
“Your mother…”
His voice cracked.
“Is she alive?”
The boy lowered his gaze.
“No.”
The answer struck the old man like a hammer.
Pain flashed across his face.
Real pain.
The kind that comes from old wounds.
The kind that never truly heal.
The boy’s name was Ash.
And for eleven years—
he had known almost nothing about his family.
Only fragments.
A few memories.
A few stories.
A pendant.
And a promise.
His mother had spoken those words shortly before she died.
Find the man who forged the silver star.
He will know the truth.
At the time—
Ash had not understood.
But now—
looking at the old blacksmith’s face—
he realized he had finally found the person she meant.
Doran slowly rose to his feet.
The workers expected answers.
Instead—
he turned toward the giant forge doors.
“Everyone out.”
Silence.
Nobody moved.
The old man slammed his hammer into the floor.
BOOM.
The entire forge shook.
“I SAID OUT.”
The workers immediately obeyed.
Within minutes—
the forge stood empty.
Only Doran.
And Ash.
The old blacksmith stared at the pendant.
Then reached toward it carefully.
Almost reverently.
His fingers touched the silver surface.
Blue light immediately brightened.
Ancient symbols awakened.
Lines of glowing energy spread across the metal.
Ash stepped backward.
“What is happening?”
The old blacksmith whispered.
“It remembers.”
Doran led the boy deep beneath the forge.
Past storage rooms.
Past ancient furnaces.
Past tunnels nobody else knew existed.
The deeper they traveled—
the older everything became.
Finally—
they reached a hidden chamber.
A chamber carved directly into the mountain.
Ancient weapons lined the walls.
Dust covered forgotten armor.
And at the center—
stood a statue.
Ash froze.
Because the statue looked exactly like him.
The same eyes.
The same face.
The same expression.
The only difference was age.
The statue depicted a grown warrior.
Powerful.
Majestic.
And around his neck—
hung the same pendant.
Ash stared.
“What is this?”
Doran’s voice became quiet.
“A warning.”
The old blacksmith lit several torches.
Golden light spread through the chamber.
Revealing ancient carvings.
Battles.
Kings.
Dragons.
Wars.
Entire histories carved into stone.
Then Ash saw something strange.
Every carving contained the same symbol.
The symbol on his pendant.
The silver star.
Doran noticed.
And nodded.
“You see it.”
Ash turned.
“What does it mean?”
The old blacksmith took a deep breath.
Then revealed a secret buried for centuries.
Long before Ashkar existed—
there was another kingdom.
A kingdom ruled not by kings.
But by Guardians.
Warriors gifted with extraordinary power.
Protectors.
Defenders.
Keepers of balance.
Their symbol was the Silver Star.
The pendant Ash carried.
And according to legend—
their bloodline disappeared hundreds of years ago.
Or so everyone believed.
Ash listened in silence.
Doran continued.
“Your father was one of them.”
The boy froze.
For years he had searched.
For years he had wondered.
Now—
for the first time—
someone finally spoke about him.
“What happened?”
The old blacksmith’s face darkened.
“War.”
The answer came immediately.
“A terrible war.”
Doran walked toward the statue.
His hand brushed against the stone.
“Your father saved this kingdom.”
The old man’s voice trembled slightly.
“And the kingdom betrayed him.”
Outside—
thunder rolled across the mountains.
Rain battered the city.
Inside the hidden chamber—
Ash listened to a story lost to history.
Years ago—
a powerful enemy emerged from beyond the northern wastes.
A conqueror.
A tyrant.
A man known as the Shadow King.
Entire kingdoms fell before him.
Cities burned.
Armies vanished.
Nothing stopped his advance.
Then the Guardians intervened.
Including Ash’s father.
For years they fought.
For years they held back the darkness.
Until finally—
the Shadow King disappeared.
The war ended.
The kingdom celebrated.
And then—
they turned on the Guardians.
Fear replaced gratitude.
The people began whispering.
The Guardians were too powerful.
Too dangerous.
Too different.
One by one—
they were hunted.
Imprisoned.
Executed.
Forced into hiding.
The Silver Star vanished from history.
And Ash’s father disappeared.
Never seen again.
The boy clenched his fists.
Anger burned inside him.
“They betrayed him?”
Doran nodded sadly.
“Yes.”
“Why?”
“Because fear is stronger than gratitude.”
The old blacksmith looked away.
“And because kings often fear powerful allies more than powerful enemies.”
The chamber fell silent.
Then Ash asked the question that mattered most.
“Is he alive?”
Doran didn’t answer immediately.
The hesitation was enough.
Hope ignited inside the boy.
The old blacksmith finally nodded.
“I think so.”
Ash’s heart nearly stopped.
“What?”
Doran turned toward him.
“I never saw his body.”
The old man stepped closer.
“And neither did anyone else.”
That night—
for the first time in years—
Ash couldn’t sleep.
His father might still be alive.
The thought echoed endlessly through his mind.
Then—
shortly after midnight—
the pendant suddenly glowed.
Bright.
Brighter.
Brighter still.
Ash immediately sat upright.
The blue light pulsed rapidly.
Like a signal.
Like a beacon.
Like someone calling from far away.
The boy stared.
Confused.
Then a voice whispered softly.
“Ash…”
The boy froze.
The voice wasn’t in the room.
It came from the pendant.
Weak.
Distant.
But real.
“Ash…”
The pendant pulsed again.
Doran rushed into the room.
His eyes widened.
“No…”
The old blacksmith stared at the glowing silver star.
Then toward the northern mountains.
And his face turned pale.
Because he knew exactly what it meant.
After eleven years of silence—
another Silver Star had awakened.
Someone else was alive.
Someone connected to Ash.
Someone calling for help.
And somewhere beyond the mountains—
something terrible had just begun.
Three days later—
Ash and Doran left Ashkar.
Together.
Following the pendant’s signal.
Across forests.
Across rivers.
Across forgotten roads.
The further north they traveled—
the brighter the pendant became.
Until finally—
they reached the ruins of an ancient fortress.
Half buried beneath snow.
Half hidden beneath ice.
The moment Ash saw it—
the pendant exploded with blue light.
BOOOOOOM.
Energy surged through the ruins.
Ancient symbols awakened.
Massive stone gates trembled.
And deep beneath the fortress—
something responded.
A second blue light.
Then a third.
Then dozens.
Doran stared in horror.
Because the legends were true.
The Guardians had not vanished.
They had been imprisoned.
Waiting.
Sleeping.
Hidden beneath the world.
And somehow—
Ash had just awakened them.
The ground shook violently.
Ice cracked.
Ancient doors slowly opened.
Cold air rushed from the darkness below.
Then footsteps echoed from within.
Heavy.
Steady.
Ancient.
A figure emerged.
Then another.
Then another.
Warriors.
Guardians.
Still alive.
Still carrying the Silver Star.
The first warrior stepped into the light.
His hair had turned silver.
Scars covered his face.
Yet his eyes remained strong.
The man stopped.
Staring directly at Ash.
The pendant around his neck glowed brightly.
Matching the boy’s.
The warrior’s lips trembled.
For a long moment—
he could not speak.
Then finally—
he whispered one word.
“Son.”
Ash froze.
The world seemed to stop.
The old blacksmith closed his eyes.
Because after eleven long years—
the search was finally over.
The boy had found the father he never knew.
And the kingdom’s greatest secret had finally returned.
But far beyond the northern mountains—
another pair of eyes watched the awakening.
Cold.
Ancient.
Patient.
The Shadow King had felt the signal too.
And after years of waiting—
he finally knew where the last Guardians were hiding.
The war that once nearly destroyed the world—
was about to begin again.
TO BE CONTINUED…
