Guarding The City, Saving My Love

The day Emma Pratt opens a mysterious puzzle box inside Northwatch Chronicles, she stops being a shop owner and becomes the last memory of a fallen god. The game she was drawn into is not a game at all, but the ruined kingdom where Julian Reid, the Primordial Day God she once failed to guide, is trapped. Every level she solves restores a fragment of his lost divinity, and every restored fragment brings the ancient city of Northwatch closer to resurrection. But with each victory, the line between the celestial mission and the modern world blurs, and Emma realizes that saving Julian may cost her the ordinary life she built. The puzzle designer she met in the city and the god she failed in the heavens are the same man, and the game was designed for her. Why does the final level of Guarding The City, Saving My Love require her to choose between the kingdom's fate and her own?