1 Jungle scerets uncovered

In the heart of Erplun's myriad worlds lies a jungle like no other, where the essence of cosmic power permeates the air and enigmatic creatures flit amongst the ancient trees. The jungle is shrouded in eerie mystery, and even its beauty is a seething, lulling spell that coaxes the soul into buying promises of solace and peace that are hard to come by. This is "The Nature Home," a place where the forces of technology and divine power converge, and only those with special abilities can hope to thrive.

Herig is one such individual, but unlike his friend and team leader, John, he possesses no divine power. Despite his lack of divine power, Herig possesses a keen intellect and an indescribably handsome face that could reign supreme over other stunning faces. Herig knows that in the Erpluno world, divine power is highly valued, and beauty without divine power is worthless. Nevertheless, he is determined to overcome his limitations and make a name for himself.

He is on a project with his schoolmates to work on "brain power" and discover things that can generate more special abilities for the brain to work in more effective ways. Their mission takes them to the jungle, where they hope to unravel the secrets of an ancient realm that has just appeared out of nowhere. The "Black Wolf" faction has broken into the realm and discovered the blue jade, but their intentions remain unknown. Diamond Academy has sent their students to uncover the truth, but Herig is skeptical about their chances of success.

Herig surveyed his surroundings, taking in the sights and sounds of the jungle. He was accompanied by his nine schoolmates, all of whom were eager to uncover the secrets of this mysterious place. The air was thick with the essence of cosmos power, a palpable force that made the hairs on the back of his neck stand on end. Enigmatic creatures flitted amongst the ancient trees, their calls echoing through the dense foliage.

As they made their way deeper into the jungle, Herig couldn't help but feel a sense of awe and wonder. There were just too many things that met the eye in this place, each one more mesmerizing than the last. The team had been tasked with working on "brain power" and discovering ways to enhance their special abilities. It was a daunting task, but one that filled Herig with a sense of excitement and possibility.

John, their team leader, was chosen for his meticulousness and intelligence. He was a natural leader, always calm and collected under pressure. Herig respected him deeply and trusted his judgment. But even John couldn't deny the allure of the ancient realm that had just appeared out of nowhere. Rumors had been spreading throughout the diamond city, where their academy was situated, about its existence. And it seemed like everyone was itching to explore its secrets.

The world had long gone past its age, and yet here was a place that defied all logic and reason. The curiosity that bewitched them all was too great to ignore. Herig felt a sense of trepidation mixed with excitement as he and his team ventured deeper into the heart of the jungle. What mysteries awaited them in this ancient realm? Only time would tell.

As they made their way deeper into the dense jungle, Herig couldn't help but feel overwhelmed by the sheer beauty and mystery of it all. The air was thick with the essence of cosmic power, and strange creatures flitted amongst the ancient trees. It was as if they had entered another world, one that was both enchanting and dangerous.

Suddenly, a familiar voice broke through his thoughts. "Hey, Herig." It was Becky, his childhood friend and constant source of comfort.

Herig turned to her, a soft smile on his face. "Oh, Becky," he said, grateful for her presence.

Becky looked at him with a mysterious expression. "I know this journey will benefit you," she said. "This place, I can tell it strangely connects to you."

Herig was perplexed. "What makes you say that?" he asked.

Becky's smile was brilliant as she replied, "I just have a feeling. Call it intuition or whatever you like, but I believe it to be true."

Herig couldn't help but feel a sense of irritation at his own lack of self-belief. Becky always saw potential in people, even when they couldn't see it in themselves. Maybe she had failed in his case, he thought.

But Becky was undeterred. "Believe in me, Herig," she said, placing a reassuring hand on his shoulder. "I have a strong feeling this time."

Herig felt a wave of gratitude wash over him. Even if Becky couldn't fathom his own potential, he cherished the comfort and friendship that had always been a source of healing for his soul.

"Thank you, Becky," Herig said, feeling grateful. Even if she failed to understand his innermost struggles, he treasured her friendship and the comfort she always provided to his troubled soul.

Herig and Becky had been friends since childhood. They met at her sixth birthday party, where Herig had been excited to show off his good looks and win everyone's admiration. But all his hopes were dashed when he saw Becky for the first time. Her golden hair, silvery blue cat-like eyes, and pale blueish lens seemed to see right through him, and he felt like he had been stripped bare. She was out of this world, and he was nothing in comparison.

As the party continued, everyone's attention was drawn to Becky, and Herig couldn't help but feel envious of the attention she was receiving. Suddenly, Becky's expression changed, and she burst into an unexpected fit of happiness. All eyes were on her, but she only looked at Herig, as if she was unaware of the stunned expressions on everyone's faces.

For a moment, time seemed to freeze, and Herig felt like he was trapped in a bubble with Becky. He couldn't understand what was happening, but he was certain that this girl was not like anyone he had ever met before.

"Hey, friend, you seem depressed." She smiled at him, revealing her teeth, which prompted her to cover her lips. Herig was stunned; his jaw fell on the flow, and his mouth was open voluntarily, unlike anyone else around him.

"You don't have to be surprised; I can read your thoughts," she said as she approached him. Herig was still stunned and couldn't say anything to counterbalance her.

"Don't you have any presents for me?" she eventually asked.

"Hem, here's my apologies; it's a small gift," Herig said, embarrassed.

"Aww, you got me a cute gift," she said, as if she could see right through it."Of course, I can see right through it," she replied to his idea.

"Ow, that's cool," Herig forced a chuckle, finally understanding why his father had bothered to warn him about this strange girl that morning.

"Am I that strange to fill your thoughts? This time she chuckles out loud. Everyone around her has grown accustomed to her odd behavior and plans to leave, but some mama boys in the corner kill him with their vicious stare.

"My name is Becky; what about you?" Becky inquired cheerfully as if greeting an old acquaintance.

"Herig," said Herig. They've battled and cried together since then. His female pursuer, like Becky's male pursuer, is most likely doomed. They are loyal friends who look out for one another.

"We are here," said John, growing serious.

"This is the mystic realm; I adore it," Matt admitted.

"You go there to get the herb for the research and meet the devil; this place is not for the faint of heart," Steven teased.

"Stop teasing Steve," Craig said, looking at him.

"Now get ready, and bring out your mace; it could be a cold war." "Ha-ha, we need to get your cold weapon," Terry said, disregarding Craig's cautionary glance as he shot Steve.

"Remember, the black wolf faction could still be inside," John cautioned.

"It's not like our school is afraid of them," Tanxio said.

"All right, let's bridge the dome that's covering the place," John said, jumping right in; others soon followed.

him. Herig stood off to the side, not offering them assistance.

"What are you standing there for?" Steve asked, annoyed by Herig's idleness.

"Leave Herig; it's not like you don't know what he's going through," Craig said quietly, attempting not to offend anyone.

"What condition, the hell he knows, than being an eye sore?" resisted Steven.

"Say one more thing, and see if you're going to leave this place with that ugly body still housing your bastard consciousness," Becky said, more enraged than Herig. Herig has learned to exist with his head down, but Becky always pulls him out of the bottomless hole he tries to sink into.

"All right, Herig, you sure know how to hide behind a lady, hee-hee." Steven cringed after mocking Herig, terrified of Becky's outburst. Becky was dreaded by everyone, including John.

"It's fine, Steven, and I apologize for not being able to assist you. I promise to abandon the team as soon as we enter the mystic realm." Herig dislikes becoming a burden to others, and even though Becky will never complain, he still needs to save dignity.

"We're leaving together; you're not walking alone," Becky said, stamping her foot on the ground.

"All of you are sufficient; let us first bridge the dome; if formation is a little difficult to crack, let us simply force our way together." Everyone takes a break and becomes serious, but Steven's expression remains menacing.

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