This episode is… complicated. It’s about the moment I realized Kaznora is not just a Glyph, not just a monster I found and helped put back together—but my sister. My actual sister. That’s a lot to take in all at once. I spent weeks piecing her soul back together, and now that she’s safe, I have to accept something I never wanted to: she will never be human again.

My parents came to the sanctuary house this time, and it was intense. They were angry at me for bringing her home, for making her visible again, and for stepping into a danger they’ve been trying to shield her from for years. They didn’t yell at Kaznora—just me. I get it, sort of. They were scared. But I couldn’t let fear or anger stop me from saving my sister.

Then there’s Orion. He knew. He had known all along that Kaznora would never return to being human. And I didn’t find that out until later. I confronted him in his classroom—I couldn’t keep it in—and I yelled, I’m not gonna lie. I was furious. How could he let me go through all of that without warning me? How could he let her be broken when I could have prepared?

But even in his calm, frustrating way, Orion reminded me of the truth: I did it. I brought her back. I gave her life again. And that matters more than anything he withheld.

This episode isn’t about victory or a final resolution. It’s about understanding the stakes, the weight of choices, and the bond between sisters—me and Kaznora. Even if she’s no longer human, even if danger is still out there, even if people I trust make mistakes… she’s home in my sanctuary house. And I’ll do everything I can to protect her.

This episode is about realizing that saving someone doesn’t always mean fixing them completely—it means standing with them, no matter what they’ve lost or changed into. And for me, Stelliferous, that’s exactly what Kaznora deserves.