And then a third word was spoken. A word that was not Elara’s, and not the Unweaver’s. A word that was both of them and neither of them. A word that was the world itself, speaking its own name for the first time.
Elara and the Unweaver heard the word as a single, perfect note of music, a sound that was both familiar and new, a sound that was the sound of home.
The three words, Elara’s, the Unweaver’s, and the world’s, hung in the space between them, a trinity of creation, a story told in three voices. The story had found its voice. And now, it was ready to be told.