This time while searching for the infamous Arkudo deep within Reakmore Forest, we found two new friends Comet Blazar and Star Paradox.

At first they seemed mysterious, especially Star. Luna immediately distrusted her, noticing the strange way she fought and how advanced her Glyph technology was. Still, i offered the two homeless Glyph Catchers a place to stay at the Underground Sanctuary House.

But after returning home, Luna’s suspicions turned out to be right.

Star had been hiding the truth.

She wasn’t just an ordinary Glyph Catcher

she was a princess from the Pulsar Pocket.

Comet had known the entire time and helped keep her identity secret. At first it felt like betrayal, but they had a reason for hiding it. Star’s own royal family wanted her captured or worse.

Why?

Because Star had fallen in love with Comet.

To the royal court, loving a commoner brought dishonor upon the paradox bloodline. Some members of her family believed the only way to restore their family’s honor was to eliminate her completely.

Even knowing the danger, Comet refused to leave her side.

And after seeing the way they looked at each other, none of us could blame him.

Now Star and Comet live with us in the Underground Sanctuary, hiding from the assassins of the Pulsar Pocket while continuing our adventures as Glyph Catchers together.

About Episode — The Last Mirage

I thought Mirraloon was just another strange Glyph needing help when I found it deep inside the abandoned mirror quarry of Stormscar Delta. It was scared, unstable, and completely alone. After bringing it back to the sanctuary, I quickly realized something much darker had followed us home.

Mirrors throughout the sanctuary began showing things that were impossible. Reflections moved on their own, strange voices echoed through the halls, and terrifying creatures hidden within the Veil started appearing through shattered glass. That’s when we discovered Nullglass, a forbidden Mirror Predator hunting Mirraloon for reasons none of us understood.

Together with Luna, Zena, Aurabeak, Ignazura, and Meerno, I fought to protect Mirraloon while uncovering the hidden truth behind the ancient Mirage Glyph colony buried beneath the quarry. But the deeper we dug into the mystery, the more I realized Nullglass wasn’t truly evil at all.

It was broken.

Lost.

Alone.

Just like Mirraloon.

In the end, Mirraloon didn’t defeat Nullglass through strength or battle. It saved it through compassion, revealing the tragic history of the Mirage Glyphs and helping heal the Veil between reflections before it collapsed completely.

This episode was one of the most emotional journeys I’ve ever experienced as a Glyph Catcher. It reminded me that not every creature needs to be fought… sometimes they just need someone willing to understand them.

This episode ended up becoming one of the most chaotic days we’ve had in the underground sanctuary—and honestly that says a lot considering who lives here.

It all started when a wandering Glyph Catcher arrived at our docking bay carrying a wounded unconscious glyph none of us had ever seen before. Zena immediately stepped in to help since she’s basically the best glyph vet on Nibiru, and after stabilizing the little guy we learned something important…

He chose me.

The mysterious glyph eventually received the temporary name Impidra after my glyph detection gun completely malfunctioned trying to identify him. Apparently he’s some kind of unstable Rift/Fire type with energy strong enough to shut down entire machines just by existing.

Which explained why the sanctuary lights kept exploding.

After bonding with a special crimson glyphid marked with indigo symbols, Impidra finally stabilized enough to officially join the sanctuary. Honestly? He immediately acted like he owned the place.

But then Astra made one fatal mistake…

She cooked the new strain of fried Carnivora Bloom.

The second the smell hit the sanctuary every single glyph lost their minds. Aura Beak attacked the food tray, Meerno raided the kitchen, Ignazura tackled half the cafeteria, and Impidra nearly caused another power outage trying to steal food.

The sanctuary robots were NOT amused.

Kitchen privileges were revoked for an entire week which forced us to order HoverDash instead. Unfortunately the glyphs also treated the delivery drones like prey.

Somewhere in all the chaos, Impidra discovered children’s meals.

And honestly?

That tiny Rift glyph may be more dangerous with fried food than unstable energy.