It was a one year since Grian had join the Hermits .
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Grian became a hero named Cuteguy and worked as Hotguy side kick most of the time, except when the Convex were sent on a mission or patrol .
The Hermits become his new family.
No-one except Pearl, Scar, Mumbo and X knowed about Grian's trauma past .
He told the rest of the Hermits only that he was Watcher.
Grian never told Xisuma about this trauma but he know that sooner or later he would find out.
It was his brother after all.
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Mumbo finally showed off the project he's been working on for the 10 years.
It was an intelligent costume for himself , named a Mustache Man.
Mumbo became a hero of the same nickname.
But he was rarely coming on any missions and patrols.
To be honest he went on it(patrol/mission) ,only when Scar and Grian convinced him to go with them.
It was the only time he was going out of the Hermitbase.
Mostly he spent his days in his room or with Iskall making some redstone construction.
Mumbo also had constructed some new equipment for the Hermits too.
Like new bows and arrows for Scar and Grian.
An upgrade gear for Iskall ect.
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And Scar?
He started a peaceful chapter in his life.
He was happy to see all his friends getting along and to see everyone happier than ever.
- Preparing for what the future will bring.-
Did the Watchers where destroyed?
They immortal after all..
They won't attack ..... Not now ...
But...
𓁹𝒯𝒽ℯ𝓎 𝓌𝒾𝓁𝓁 𝒶𝓁𝓌𝒶𝓎𝓈 𝓌𝒶𝓉𝒸𝒽𝒾𝓃ℊ 𓁹
Everything ended happy...
But is this the ending ?
Of course not!
It's not the end it's just the beginning.
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Thank you all for reading this book.
I'm really appreciate your comments!
Have a nice rest of your day/night
☆Goodbye for now☆
-WhiteCatW
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