"And so ends the tale of the Great War.

After Aljin was defeated, the armies withdrew. Rescue parties were sent out to find the chosen ones and their companions. Lord Wufei Chang, keeper of the Life stone, destroyed the last remnants of the Dark Crystal by pouring the shards into one of the many lava pools.

Suul’mor’doth itself is not the same. Although it carried the strong whispers of evil, this did not stop the dwarves for recognizing it’s potential. The free peoples of Erthe gladly allowed the dwarves to keep the land and the Elvish kingdoms gladly sent Elves to help the dwarves cleanse as much evil from the land as they could. This work is still being done today, for evil was allowed to endure there for centuries.

And as for the histories of the heroes we have met; we read them now. Treize or Rimon, was reinstated as the Wind Telmari and his brethren and Erian welcomed him back gladly. Rimon was loath to leave Erthe, for he left his heart behind there. Erian was aware of this, but told him, ‘Despair not, for she whom you love will join you.’ Indeed, when the Lady Une was an old lady and death was near, Rimon and his sister Talia came to her and guided her to the Blessed Realm which few mortals are invited to enter. There, she and Rimon were finally happy.

Queen Mariemeia was restored to health and there was great rejoicing among her people, but nothing compared to the joy of Lord Sercan, when he found that his betrothed was indeed alive. They wed and even now rule the Skye-borne.

Lord Peacecraft and his wife, Lady Lucrezia were vastly relieved to have both their daughters back in good health. However, they were much saddened by the affection Relena had developed for the mortal mage Heero Yuy. In the end, they gave reluctant permission for their daughter to marry him and she then gave up immortality to stay with Heero forever, even in the Halls of the Dead.

Duo and Deathscythe wandered the wilds for a long while, till they came to the realm of the Mountain elves. There, Hilde and her family welcomed them and they stayed there long. Deathscythe was released, allowing him to travel to be with his kin. Duo and Hilde were married and when her parents made their own journey to the Blessed Realm, they made fine rulers.

Trowa Barton brought Midii Une back with him to Cainterah, where the Queen Catherine greeted them gladly. After Midii had time to rest from her ordeal, Trowa made it know that he intended to make her his wife. Midii accepted with gladness. Queen Catherine hoped that marriage would make her brother stay closer to home, but Midii simply accompanied him on his travels, staying only in the city when she was with child.

Queen Catherine herself married Prince Yeled of Ronan. Together, they had many children and made Cainterah a beautiful and prosperous kingdom.

Robert Une became the captain of the Queen’s guards and never married. He was known for his valor on the battlefield and his good humor off of it.

Quatre gradually recovered from his wounds and traveled back to the Golden Wood to see his family. He did not stay long, but some say that his visit helped heal the breach between himself and his brothers. Quatre returned to Cinq, and stayed there happily for many years. He and Dorothy wed a few years after Relena and Heero had their first child. Now, they rule Cinq.

Jaran returned home to his people a hero. He married a maiden named Shira and they bore Avi the Noble.

Lord Wufei and Lady Mieran returned to their country, and did their best to rebuild. The people of Tanar requested that Lady Meiran become their ruler and she accepted, as long as her cousin would rule by her side. Sally Po of Ronan visited often and used her healing powers to help. Lord Wufei made her his wife and they bore Nissim, who became the new ruler of Tanar after Lady Mieran passed away.

Kiiron passed away in the fifteenth year of Queen Catherine’s reign. His grand-son, Hiiron, married Ima, sister of Jaran.

And so ends the history of the Great War and all those who had a hand in Aljin’s destruction. Let not their stories nor deeds be forgotten."

This manuscript was scripted by Lady Marinen, second daughter of Lord Quatre and Lady Dorothy, wife of Prince Omar, son of King Duo and Queen Hilde, in the seventieth year of the reign of King Nissim of Tanar and the thirtieth year of the reign of Queen Channa of Cainterah.