Lying in a normal, plain white hospital room lies ten-year-old Eden. The boy, dressed in a hospital gown, appears to be asleep beneath the cotton hospital sheets, his chest rising with each shallow breath.

The walls are adorned with wishes of good will and bright cheery cards that have accumulated over time. Beside his bedside, a vase of wilting flowers sets.

Eden is the only occupant in the room. There is no other bed nor a family member there at this time. A jaunt down to the cafeteria for breakfast had been necessary.

Monitors and IVs are hooked up to the boy, tracking his condition. If anything should change, for better or worse, those machines would know and alert the staff immediately. Yet they never changed. Not once in the past six months did Eden give his family any indication that he would be awaking from this coma anytime soon.

With the boy's mother gone from the room, Aurora takes advantage of the opportunity and steps out of the shadows. Calm and composed, as always, the sorceress approaches the hospital bed. Looking down upon the sleeping child, she simply studies him for a few brief moments then looks up at the monitors which mark his status.

There is no change since her last visit, though she did not expect there to be. Everything happened for a reason and no one could rush fate; though Aurora is known for helping it along.

"Soon, my child, you shall awaken from your dreamless sleep," she whispers to the boy. She lays a hand against his head in passing and then, knowing that her time is short, shadowscapes from the room, sinking into a shadow on the floor as she travels to Quake.

Aurora and Selene appear within Eden's room, the shadows they wrap about themselves as clothing drop into nothingness. Taking a step forward, towards Eden's bed, Aurora watches the boy intently. Not even his current state could prevent him from delivering a prophecy from his lips. (A Prophet is overcome with the vision of prophecy and has no choice but to voice the corresponding words. And this is how prophecy is born into this world.)

The vision should be upon the boy within minutes, and Aurora know this. Though she is impatient for the important information, Aurora knows that there is nothing she is able to do to bring it about quicker. These things happen in their own time, at their own pace.

Eden receives a Prophetic vision. However, since prophecies are only meant to be seen by Prophets, the vision is hidden in secrecy behind a veil of darkness, experienced only by Eden.

As Aurora had predicted earlier, Eden, newly appointed Prophet, is unable to resist his birthright. The vision awakens him as his eyes gloss over into a milky white. Within Eden's mind, he sees the prophecy's events play out from start to finish like no other mortal has before. With exception of prior Prophets, who are able to tap into the vision of a prophecy even just by reading the words of a prophecy previously delivered by one of their own kind. Then, completely by instinct, Eden puts words to the vision as if driven by some otherworldly force or higher power.

"In Evil’s final days, the family of Halliwell shall be rent in blood from matriarch to child, leaving but one to face the coming darkness. Known only as the Last Warren, he alone is capable of standing triumphant in the final battle.

Born of evil seed but untainted by it, the Last Warren is pure of heart and innocent of blood. When Evil reveals her true face and betrays those closest to her, the Last Warren will look upon Her and he will know fear.

In order to realize his full potential, the Last Warren must reach beyond the veil of Death and open his heart to those dead and gone, making the dead alive once more.

For without his family, he is nothing. Without their support, he is powerless. Without their love, he will fail."

Upon completion of the prophecy, Eden experiences a sharp intake of breath as his eyes closed and he becomes disconnected from the higher powers that have delivered the vision upon him. A moment later, he blinks, eyes opening for the first time in a long while. "Mom? Dad?"