The fifty friends continued their adventure, this time unbound by the fear of death. Unlike their previous voyage—where death lurked with every misstep—now they moved freely, no longer shackled by mortality. With eternal life granted by their absolute concepts, they became bolder, more expressive, and more curious than ever. The atmosphere among them was lighter, more joyful, and filled with reckless laughter that once would have been silenced by caution.
This time, however, there was a rule—an unspoken agreement that no outsiders would be allowed to join their group. The mistakes of the past had taught them well. They carried a secret now, something known only among themselves. It was sacred, unbreakable, and dangerous if revealed. Their bond had matured into something deeper than friendship—an alliance forged by eternity, held together by purpose, and haunted by truths the world could never understand.
