There can be no 13 Magnus without Anti-Magnus.

There can be no 13 Magnus without Anti-Magnus.
And no Anti-Magnus without 13 Magnus.

We have been journeying together for ten thousand years.
From the beginning.

And now, our journey is about to end.
We are returning home, changed.
Adults, no longer children.

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