Part three of "Two Witches of Kyiv" takes the reader on a journey through the trials and tribulations of the Stavesacre, a mild mannered painter of nature's beauty who is unaware of his mystical genesis as he combats the evil unleashed upon creation.Unbeknownst to him, he has been summoned from across the ages of the supernatural realm to come to the aid of a young sorceress who has been tasked to destroy an ancient book of magic and keep it from the hands of her evil half sister as decreed by her dying papa.Struggling with the newfound powers bequeathed to her by her father, the Supreme Imperial Warlock, the book opens to a passage, "Conjure of the Stavesacre". She inadvertently mouths the incantation setting into motion an epic battle between good and evil. The artist battles fate and destiny as he attempts to summon the courage and will to help his true love stave off the evil that has been wrought upon the creation by her evil half sister, an evil uncovered by an erudite professor who is driven by an undying curiosity for the unknown, an evil the Stavesacre helped bring about by his actions carried out in an alternate timeline.With the aid of an Alkonost Prophetess, an Amazonian Priestess and a Contrary Bear, the Stavesacre opposes the plotting of his wicked nemesis and her nefarious minions to prevent his success in securing a sacred acorn from the Great Oak Tree of Life protected by the Guardian Falcon.As the evil half sister grows stronger in her powers of darkness, her hatred boils over to where she is driven by a revulsion and disgust of her sister so strong, she conspires to forgo her lust for ultimate power and is driven to bring about total oblivion and hopeless despair. She surrenders her soulless heart to the eternal and boundless darkness with its thick cold and endless night to devour the creation, eager to ever expunge it from beyond existence.