Great! Here's an **alternative, epic myth-style ending** that reveals the fate of Zofia, the artifact, and the city, in a monumental, legendary tone:---

### THE MYTH OF SOFIA – A Light in the Darkness

In a time when the earth was filled with shadows and the underworld held secrets older than the city itself, the legend of Zofia was born – a girl who dared to go where no one dared.

The underworld was impenetrable and cruel. Labyrinths of runes pulsated with ominous light, traps awaited the unwary, and illusions tore at the mind and heart. Yet Zofia, guided by courage and a pure heart, faced every test.

Her decisions became legendary: instead of seeking her own glory, she chose to save the inhabitants of the surface, exposing herself and her companions to the greatest dangers. The artifact—the heart of the underworld—flashed in her hands, acknowledging the moral power of her choice.

When she emerged, the artifact's light spread throughout the city, and the inhabitants felt renewed hope. The city was rebuilt thanks to the courage of Zofia and her group. Tales of the underworld, of swirling blades, betrayal, and moral choices, were passed down from generation to generation, and Zofia's name became a symbol of courage and justice.

Years later, when the city flourished, it was said that the artifact still pulsated in the hearts of Zofia and her descendants—a light that never fades if one makes decisions with courage and moral strength.

Legend has it that in the darkest corners of the world, there will always be someone who dares to face danger. But only those with a pure heart and wisdom, like Zofia, can not only survive but also bring light where before there was only darkness.

And so Zofia's story became an immortal myth – a tale of how true strength lies not in power or strength, but in courage, moral determination, and the ability to choose good even in the face of the greatest threats.

The underground, though still shrouded in darkness, became a symbol of the test of life, and Zofia – its light, which never faded.

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