Independent Reading Project
The Enchantress
The Plot
Conflict: Sophie and Josh have to save the world, but they don't know who to believe, their parent, or their mentors?
Rising Action: Meanwhile, in San Francisco Nicholas and Perenelle have one day left to live, the immortals and elders that stand with them are the last line of defense before the monsters held on Alcatraz are unleashed upon the city. While they put up a good they are injured, weak, and outnumbered; their last hope is to awaken the elder Aero Enap to fight for them.
Climax: In Danu Talis, however, things have escalated, the humans are revolting, Sophie and Josh have turned against Isis and Osiris and instead side with Abraham the Mage and Tsagaglalal, the final fight has come, and it's time for the twins to realize the prophecy, one to destroy the world, one to save it. Sophie and Josh face off against Isis and Osiris, discovering that they are not their parents, and that Sophie and Josh aren't even twins, they were stripped from different timelines all together; after this realization Isis and Osiris fight Sophie and Josh revealing that they are not Elders, but horrifying Earthlords. After Isis and Osiris are defeated Josh tells Sophie to take the survivors off the island, he would do what needs to be done. Taking the four swords of power he combines them into a hook, which replaces his hand, and plunges it into the ground destroying Danu Talis, but saving the future world.
Falling Action & Resolution: Back in San Francisco, Sophie is safe home from adventuring through time, and saving the survivors of Danu Talis, and lives happily with Tsagaglalal. Nicholas and Perenelle are about to die on Alcatraz when Josh returns to them, but not as Josh as Marethyu, or Death. He takes them back to Paris where their journey started, so they can die in peace.