The aftereffects of the past had not disappeared, although they became a sign of the nation's determination. Structures were built in celebration of those who had exerted their influence against injustice, and yearly, when the nation observed the remembrance of the revelations, the populace aggregated to rejoice the growth they had made and to reconfirm their fidelity to the beliefs that had led them away from the obscurity.
The education system, steered by the wisdom of the past, has advanced further. The young were taught not only the nation's account but also their responsibility to help shape the country's coming years. Integrity, duty, and the potency of collaborative action were drummed into them from an early stage, making sure that the ideals that drove the "Unveiling Shadows" campaign remained living and thriving.
The specter of corruption remained, yet the nation remained vigilant. Evidence of misdeeds was handled quickly and decisively, and the oversight systems functioned energetically to ward off any darkness. The citizens were cognizant that the skirmish was never totally victorious, that they must be scouts of the progress made, and that their shared clang could not be muted.
Wale and Lola had nurtured a family in the present age, inculcating their children with the same principles that had spurred their own decisions. Their offspring grew up recognizing the effort their fathers and mothers had committed, grasping the importance of honesty, and assuming the obligation of perpetuating the legacy of "Unveiling Shadows."
