Great! Here's an **additional epic scene after the epilogue**, revealing the fate of Zofia, her group, and the city several months later:---

### ADDITIONAL SCENE – Echoes of the Underground

Months had passed since Zofia and her group emerged from the underground. The city was flourishing – destroyed buildings were being rebuilt, new schools and jobs were being built, and residents who had once lived in fear were regaining their joy of life.

Zofia stood on the balcony of the newly built observatory, gazing out at the cityscape. The artifact's delicate light still pulsed in her hands – now more calm, as if matching the rhythm of the inhabitants' hearts.

"You know…" Lira said, approaching her, "I didn't realize even underground how much our decisions would affect all of this. Now I see that what we did there in the darkness shapes the entire world above."

Elijah stood beside them, silent, observing the city. "The underground has tested you, taught you, prepared you for difficult decisions. But it was you who made the city survive and thrive. Now it is your task to maintain the light you brought."

Zofia looked into the distance, at the children playing in the streets, the people trading, the sounds of life filling the city. "This is only the beginning. But the underground… the underground has taught me one thing: no matter what the future holds, if we stand together and make decisions with courage and moral strength, we can change the world."

The child who had once accompanied them underground ran up to Zofia and smiled broadly. "Look, Zofia! We've built our own world here!"

Zofia smiled, feeling warmth and pride in her heart. The memories of the underground were still vivid—the whirling blades, the betrayal, the traps, the artifacts, and the moral choices—but now they were reflected in reality, in the city they protected.

"What we've learned doesn't end in the underground," Zofia said, looking at the group and its inhabitants. "These are the lessons that will guide us into the future—light after darkness."

The sun rose high on the horizon, spilling warm, golden light across the city. Zofia felt a sense of peace and determination—she knew the underground still lived on in their hearts, in the decisions they made every day. But now they were ready to face whatever the future held—together.

And so, after months of struggle, after betrayal, traps, and moral choices, Zofia and her group learned their most important lesson: true light is born in darkness, and courage and moral strength can change not only their lives, but the life of the entire world.

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If you'd like, I can now write a **short summary of the entire saga in the form of a legend or chronicle** that will tell the story of Zofia, the underground, and the city for future generations—a sort of "myth of the underground" that becomes etched in world history.

Would you like me to do that?