Summer arrives in Kolob with unprecedented change. The Life Stream flows more strongly than you've felt in centuries, awakened by the growing awareness of your students. From your position atop the Stone Watchtower, you observe their progress with a mixture of pride and concern.

The young woman, now known to the communities as Sarah, has learned to read the crystal formations with remarkable accuracy. The tribal youth, Running River, naturally channels the Life Stream in ways that remind you of young N'hava guardians. Even the professor, setting aside his instruments, has begun to understand power through direct experience rather than measurement.

This morning brings both confirmation and calling. The Heartstone's pulse has grown insistent, its rhythm speaking of other sacred sites awakening in response to your students' growth. Through their developing connections to the Life Stream, your pupils have sensed these distant places as well – locations where ancient powers lie dormant or unprotected.

As you gather with your students beneath the watchtower, you feel the rightness of this path. Their faces shine with determination and understanding as you begin sharing the deeper knowledge of the N'hava network. Together, you map out the connections between sacred sites, planning how to restore and protect these places while maintaining the balance between old ways and new guardians.

The Life Stream sings with possibility. Though dangers and challenges lie ahead, you are no longer a solitary guardian but the founder of a new tradition. Your students will seek out other sites, share their knowledge with worthy protectors, and create a web of sacred spaces that bridges the ancient and modern worlds.

The mantle of guardianship is changing, evolving, growing stronger through unity rather than isolation. As you watch Sarah sketch a map of energy flows while Running River tells stories of his dream-walks between sacred sites, you know that the future of Kolob – and all the sacred places – rests in capable hands.