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My master lived for 100000 years and became unbeatable.

In powerful world of cultivation unknown of the danger lurking around her she starts her journey and live for 100000 years behind this long cultivation life she had a mystery to unveil with her power and to conquer the world without being able to collect her memories she embarks on this journey as the unbeatable and carrying around the fate of the ones she took care of on the path.

Imagination_7 · Fantasy
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64 Chs

Unveiling the trials...

In the depths of the cavern, amidst the eerie silence and the gentle lapping of the mysterious lake's waters, I stood, a solitary figure on a quest for healing and redemption. Each step I took brought me closer to my goal, yet the path ahead was fraught with challenges and uncertainties. But I was undeterred, fueled by a determination to confront the demons that lurked within and emerge victorious.

As I reflected on my journey thus far, a flicker of hope ignited within me. Despite the daunting task that lay ahead, I had already made significant progress in my healing journey. The tiny sliver of my injuries that had been healed served as a testament to my resilience and strength. And though the road to complete healing stretched out before me, I was more concerned about the memories that haunted me, their elusive fragments tormenting my mind with their painful echoes.

It was clear to me that the system I was entwined with held the key to unlocking these memories, yet it seemed to delight in testing my resolve at every turn. But I refused to be a pawn in its game. I knew that I had to find a way to outsmart the system, to wrest from it the tools I needed to facilitate my healing journey.

But first, there was the matter of the quest laid before me—to uncover the remaining two ten-thousand-year-old herbs hidden within the depths of the cavern. With only the ginseng in my possession, I pondered which path to take next. Steeling myself for the journey ahead, I resolved to delve deeper into the cavern, to uncover its secrets and claim the herbs that lay hidden within its labyrinthine depths.

As I ventured deeper into the darkness, my senses heightened, attuned to the subtle whispers of the ancient cavern. It was then that I stumbled upon a massive stone, its surface adorned with intricate carvings in the ancient script of Sanskrit. At first, I paid little heed to the stone, my focus consumed by the quest that lay before me. But as I attempted to pass by it, the carvings suddenly came to life, glowing with an otherworldly light that seemed to beckon me closer.

Intrigued and filled with a sense of foreboding, I approached the stone, my curiosity piqued by its ethereal glow. As I studied the carvings, a realization dawned upon me—the stone held the key to unlocking the secrets of the cavern, including the location of the elusive herbs I sought.

With a renewed sense of purpose, I delved into the mysteries of the Sanskrit texts, allowing their ancient wisdom to guide me on my quest. It became clear to me that the stone was more than just a mere obstacle—it was a trial, a test of my worthiness to claim the herbs that lay hidden within the cavern's depths.

The first trial, as revealed by the glowing carvings, required me to confront my deepest fears. It was a daunting prospect, for within the recesses of my mind lay memories so painful that they had been buried deep within my subconscious. But I knew that it was only by facing these fears head-on that I could hope to attain the herb's true essence.

Summoning all of my courage, I closed my eyes and allowed the memories to resurface, a torrent of emotions threatening to overwhelm me. Yet, instead of succumbing to fear, I embraced the pain, acknowledging its existence and allowing it to wash over me in a wave of cathartic release.

As I confronted my fears, a profound transformation occurred within me. The memories that once held power over me began to lose their grip, their hold on my consciousness weakening with each passing moment. In their place, I found a newfound sense of strength and resilience, a realization that the pain I had endured was not a reflection of my weakness, but a testament to my inner fortitude.

Having overcome the first trial, I pressed on deeper into the cavern, guided by the ethereal light of the Sanskrit texts. It was then that I stumbled upon a chamber bathed in a soft, golden glow—a sacred sanctuary housing the second herb I sought: the mystical Moonflower.

But obtaining the Moonflower would require more than just courage—it would require an act of selflessness, a sacrifice made in the name of a greater good. The texts revealed that the tree which bore the Moonflower was guarded by a spirit that tested the intentions of those who sought its power. To prove myself worthy, I would have to offer a selfless sacrifice—one that went beyond personal gain and touched the lives of others.

Contemplating this challenge, I delved deep into the recesses of my consciousness, searching for the selfless acts that had defined my existence. And as I reached out to touch the tree, I could feel the presence of the tree spirit, its ethereal essence intertwining with my own.

In that moment, a profound sense of connection washed over me, as if the tree spirit could see into the depths of my soul and recognize the purity of my intentions. And as the golden light within the chamber intensified, I knew that I had passed the second trial—the spirit of the Moonflower, sensing my selflessness, had granted me permission to pluck a single blossom.

With the Moonflower in my possession, I continued on my journey, guided by the dimming light of the Sanskrit texts. They led me deeper into the heart of the cavern, where the final trial awaited me—a trial that would test not only my strength and courage but also my ability to confront the memories that had eluded me for so long.

In a chamber bathed in soft, ethereal light, I discovered a pool of shimmering water, its surface rippling with the images of my past. It was both terrifying and exhilarating to finally come face to face with the truth that had eluded me for so long. Yet, as I reached out to touch the surface of the water, a warning echoed in the depths of my mind—a warning that delving too deeply into my memories could have dire consequences.

And so, with a heavy heart, I withdrew from the pool, knowing that there were still secrets buried within my subconscious that I was not yet ready to confront. But even as I turned away, a sense of peace washed over me, a knowing that I had come one step closer to unlocking the mysteries of my past.

With the memories embraced and the truth revealed, I emerged from the chamber, renewed and ready to complete my healing journey. The Sanskrit texts, now dimmed and faded, guided me to the final chamber where the last herb, the Sacred Fern, awaited me.

To be continued...