The Seraph and Her Wolf: Chapter 4

The Elders agreed to bring all their clan members to the Blaze Manor in Australia until the islands were prepared for them.

Damian had promised that they would receive the islands. He would ensure it happened.

Damian called his assistant and requested several helicopters and a cruise ship to be dispatched to Antarctica.

A month later, all the Seraphs who had escaped from planet E6 had settled in the Blaze Manor in Australia.

As promised, Damian informed his family about giving the islands near Australia to the Seraphs. As Miya had predicted, Damian's grandfather, Jonathan Breeze, threw a massive fit.

"I am the head of this house. I decide what happens to our properties. I am also the World President. If not me, who will give their islands to those who took refuge on our planet?" Damian asked.

"I don't care! I bought those islands!" Martin shouted.

"Then, should I give them the Breeze Islands, which are just a few kilometers from the ones you bought, grandfather?" Damian inquired. He knew his grandfather would give up those islands and anything else he owned if it meant protecting the family's primary holdings.

"No. Not the Family Islands. You can give the ones I bought." Martin replied.

Damian smiled and exited the room before his grandfather realized he had been manipulated into giving up the islands.

"That kid! He's got some guts." Martin muttered to himself, but he smiled as well. He was proud of his grandson, who was now the most respected man on Earth.

Damian began preparations for the islands. When everything was ready, he invited the Elders and Miya to visit the islands.

When the Elders saw the islands, they were stunned.

Damian had arranged for each clan's crest to be displayed on the islands, so they would feel a sense of belonging. He had promised them that they would be integrated into society soon.

There were six manors built on the six islands, each one bearing the crest of a different clan.

The manor for the Flame Seraphs was located on the island with a volcano. Damian had asked Elder Mart if they could control lava, and when Mart confirmed they could, Damian designed the manor close to the volcano so they would feel at home.

The Aqua Seraphs had lakes and small currents flowing through their island, and their manor featured multiple pools for them to enjoy the water.

The Aero Seraphs had their manor built atop a mountain, where they could enjoy the pure air and have the freedom to fly as much as they wished.

The Geo Seraphs were given the island with the largest forest area of the six. Damian refrained from leveling any of the forest, instead building the manor on a large infertile patch of land.

The Storm Seraphs' manor was the simplest, as there was little that could be done for those who controlled thunder. However, Damian ensured their manor was surrounded by poles that attracted any lightning or thunder near the six islands.

The Lobos were given the island at the center of all five islands, providing them with easy access to all the other islands. Damian promised the Lobos could travel to any island, and he kept that promise, constructing bridges connecting all five islands to the central one.

A few years later, Earth faced an alien invasion, and the Seraphs were called upon to help. They provided crucial assistance.

It took two years, but the Seraphs helped fend off the invasion and send the alien invaders away, thanks to the technological advancements they shared.

The Seraphs were hailed as heroes by humanity, and Damian later revealed to the Earthians how the Seraphs had come to Earth. The Earthians recognized that the Seraphs had done the right thing.

A year after the invasion, Miya and Damian married.

As the first line of defense for the planet, Miya and Damian were almost fatally injured during the final battle. The Elders offered to transform them into Seraphs so they could live.

Miya and Damian agreed, and when they were transformed, Miya received the Flame Seraph powers, while Damian acquired the Aqua Seraph powers.

Knowing they couldn't have children of their own, they adopted orphaned and abandoned children from the side branches of their families and raised them as their own.

They changed their last names to Miya Blaze-Breeze and Damian Breeze-Blaze.

It took more than fifty years for the Seraphs to be fully accepted into society, but it eventually happened.

The head of Houses Blaze and Breeze was the child Miya and Damian had raised. Her name was Diya Blaze-Breeze. She chose to place her mother's last name first, as she had been abandoned by the side branch of House Breeze, a family that valued males over females. Diya was grateful that her parents had taken her in when she and her siblings were abandoned.

Years passed, and harmony and peace reigned between humanity and the Seraphs.

After a century, all the Elders—the ones who had brought their race to Earth—passed away.

The Elders had always been proud that they had ensured the survival of their race. They had made a contract with the World Council, agreeing that every year, people on the brink of death due to accidents or illness would be turned into Seraphs. This arrangement had allowed their race to endure.

The Seraphs discovered and recorded more powers, all of which were reported to the World Council to ensure they were never accused of treason or exterminated.

The Seraphs continued to build upon their islands and even created new ones with the help of the Geo Seraphs.

They established a country for themselves, naming it Seraphim, and allowed humans to settle there, visit as tourists, and learn about the history of their race. The Seraphs earned their own money and made groundbreaking inventions, which they shared with humanity. The humans were far more welcoming than the Seraphs' own planet had been.

All of them were grateful to have found a new home on Earth, and they were deeply thankful to the humans who had allowed them to stay.