Angol
The Covenant is complete. So why is everything fading?
Three months after binding the seventh Arch, Sully Sullivan should be celebrating. St. Patrick is free from the Blight. Seven rainbow Arches glow overhead. The battle is won.
But the town is becoming translucent. Colors are draining away. The Arches flicker like candles in wind. And the Talisman shows Sully a vision that changes everything: Ireland, 461 AD, where St. Patrick himself first faced the Blight-and made a choice that broke the world.
The truth is devastating.
The Covenant wasn't broken by the Blight. It was broken by the Leprechaun Knights themselves-by pride, by fear, by the belief that light could be controlled instead of witnessed. For fifteen centuries, they've been fighting the wrong battle, using the wrong weapons, becoming the very thing they opposed.
To truly restore the Violet Arch-to complete the Covenant not just in form but in truth-Sully must journey backward through the Rainbow itself. Into the origin story. Into the first betrayal. Into the moment when guardians became warriors and witnesses became controllers.
And there, he must make an impossible choice.
