To close the Gap, they had to do something no story had ever required: forgive the unforgivable and cool Angy’s fiery heart just enough to weave a bridge between rage and reason. In the end, the Gap became a gate — and the two stepped through, leaving behind a legend whispered as "The Princess, the Lost Girl, and the Hot Temper That Saved Gvenet."
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