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Eli Vanto The Epilogue Summary
The epilogue opens with one of the main characters in the book, Eli Vanto, listening to journals recorded by Mitth'raw'nuruodo. Mitth'raw'nuruodo is the protagonist whom which the story is centered around. These journals always are at the start of every chapter of the book, the reader did not truly know what they were, whether just a philosophical look on things, or just a random note inside Mitth'raw'nuruodo’s mind, until now. After listening to the final log Eli Vanto’s ship jumps out of hyperspace in front of a large capital size ship. He is then greeted by the holographic image of a woman of the Chiss species, Admiral Ar’alani. She was expecting him, as Mitth'raw'nuruodo sent him to join with her, and their faction, The Chiss ascendancy.
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