Dear readers, 

Thank you so much for giving this story a chance and going on this adventure with me. I am ever so grateful for all your time and lovely encouragements. 

To be honest, Elysium had been a crazy wild adventure for me and I had drained myself so much into this journey of love, pain and grief. I also know that the story took much of a twist almost everywhere and I hoped I hadn't complicated too much with all the mythological elements. I love Greek mythology and that was the greatest inspiration for this series. 

I would love to continue this series as soon as possible. However, sadly, I am pretty much overwhelmed by my life commitments and I am just working towards completing the unfinished projects I have in my hands. 

If you're into historical fiction and fantasy, please do check my Amberstone Trilogy out because that is the next project I would love to finish before anything else. Depending on the situation, I might drop the aesthetics and prologue for the next book but no promises. Please do give me time and I don't believe in rushing into my stories because I want to deliver my best to everyone. 

With this, I shall conclude the first book of the Underworld Trilogy. Here's the theme for the second instalment, Asphodel:

"kallistēi"
(to the most beautiful)

 there was light in her smile,
music in her laughter
and poetry in her words.
the second i tried to tell myself i would never love
was the moment i realised that
i had already lost myself in the entirety of her.   

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let's meet again soon (hopefully)!