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Level Three: Past Connections
After enduring the fiery flames of anger, Jade Wing arrived at the third level of the emotional maze—Past Connections. The environment here was completely different. Jade Wing found himself in a massive library, with shelves filled with books, each representing a different experience from his past.
The center of this library is a huge tree, with countless chains entwined around its branches and trunk. These chains represent Jade Wing's past, whether good or bad, all firmly locked there, preventing him from moving forward.
Jade Wing approached the tree and saw that each chain was engraved with different memories: childhood helplessness, family conflicts, the pain of losing loved ones, as well as the failures and humiliations in battle. These past experiences were like heavy shackles, oppressing his soul.
In this trial, Jade Wing must face these past experiences and learn to let go of them. He realizes that only by accepting the past can he release himself from it.
Jade Wing begins to flip through these books, and with each page, he engages in a dialogue with his past self, trying to understand and forgive himself at that time. As he reads through each experience and truly accepts them from the heart, the memories on the chain start to become blurry and eventually dissolve into points of light.
When the last chain broke, Jade Wing felt a tremendous sense of release. He understood that everyone has an imperfect past, but these are all part of growth. What's important is to learn to draw strength from it, rather than be bound by it.
Jade Wing walked out of the library, his spirit feeling lighter and freer. He knew that through this trial, he not only let go of the burdens of the past, but also paved the way for his future.
After these three trials, Jade Wing's mind became more firm and clear. He is ready to face the next challenge of the emotional maze, moving towards the ultimate self-awakening and liberation.
After the emotional maze, Jade Wing began the second trial: the journey of the soul. hermit guided him into a state of deep meditation, and his consciousness began to float, gradually freeing itself from the constraints of the physical body, entering a radiant spiritual realm.
In this mysterious world, Jade Wing's soul flew freely, experiencing an unprecedented sense of lightness and freedom.
However, this journey is not all about beauty and brightness. Jade Wing must face and traverse scenes representing his deep-seated fears, pain, and past shadows.
First stop: Lost memories
Jade Wing finds himself in an endless ocean, the water reflecting the color of the sky, deep and mysterious. This is the world of his innermost being, a space filled with lost childhood memories. In this ocean, every drop of water carries his childhood doubts, loneliness, and misunderstood emotions.
Jade Wing felt a strong pull leading him to the center of the ocean. There, he saw a young boy - his younger self, sitting alone on a giant rock, with a look of helplessness and anticipation in his eyes. Jade Wing approached, crouched down, and gently said to the young boy, "Don't be afraid, you are not alone anymore." He reached out and tenderly stroked the boy's hair. With this gesture, he felt a warm power rush to his heart, and the ocean began to change from a cold, icy blue to a warm gold, symbolizing comfort and love.
Next Stop: Fragmented Self
Leaving the ocean, Jade Wing entered a maze made of mirrors. Each mirror reflected different aspects of himself: anger, sadness, fear, joy... This was his fragmented self, each reflection a part of him.
Jade Wing walked towards one of the mirrors, where his reflection was filled with anger and dissatisfaction. He took a deep breath and said to his reflection in the mirror, "I understand your anger, but this is not our only face." With these words, the image in the mirror began to soften, and anger was gradually replaced by understanding and tolerance. Jade Wing faced each mirror one by one, accepting and embracing every part of himself. This process made his spirit more complete and harmonious.
Third Station: Inner Dialogue
After navigating the maze of mirrors, Jade Wing arrived at a bright and tranquil space. Here, there were no material distractions, only his soul and a glowing core. This was the place for him to engage in an inner dialogue, a place to confront his true thoughts and feelings.
Jade Wing sits down and begins to have a conversation with his inner spirit. He asks himself, "What are my true desires?" "What are the deepest fears within me?" With each question and answer, his mind becomes clearer.
He learns to listen to the voice within himself and finds strength in his vulnerabilities and uncertainties.
This process has made Jade Wing stronger and more confident, preparing her for the upcoming trials.
hermit smiled and said, "You have completed the journey of the soul, and your inner self is ready to face the challenges ahead."
Jade Wing opened his eyes, and they shone with a determined and wise light. He said to Zhiyun and Li Yuanji, "I feel stronger, not just physically, but also spiritually."
Zhiyun and Li Yuanji looked at Jade Wing and sensed the change in him, both of them showing a relieved smile on their faces.
As the soul journey comes to an end, Jade Wing enters the third trial: the Trial of the Mirror. This is a profound challenge of self-awareness and acceptance. hermit leads him to a dimly lit room with a huge magical mirror at its center, shimmering with a mysterious light.
"This mirror will reflect your truest self from within," Hermit said solemnly. "You must confront your past, no matter how painful or beautiful it may be. Only by accepting it all can you gain true strength."
Jade Wing took a deep breath and approached the mirror. As his reflection appeared, the scene began to shift. He saw glimpses of his past: the helplessness of his childhood, the impulsiveness of his youth, and the loneliness and struggle in the magical realm.
Act 1: Childhood Trauma
In the first act of the emotional maze, Jade Wing confronts the pain of his childhood. The backdrop of this act is the demon world of Jade Wing's early life, a place filled with fear and loneliness. Young Jade Wing was ostracized and mocked by children his age because of his unique talents, often crying alone in a corner. In this scene, Jade Wing experiences the helplessness, sadness, and despair he felt at that time.
He walked towards the lonely little boy, comforting him softly and telling him not to be afraid, that he was not alone. With Jade Wing's embrace and comfort, the little boy's expression gradually relaxed, and his sadness was eased. This process symbolizes Jade Wing's understanding and acceptance of his childhood trauma, allowing his spirit to heal and be released.
Act Two: Impulses of Youth
The second act shifts to Jade Wing's youth, a stage filled with impulses and rebellion. In this act, Jade Wing sees his own conflicts and challenges during adolescence. He sees his conflicts with peers, resistance to authority, and the mistakes made due to immaturity. These experiences form a part of adolescence, but also come with pain and confusion.
Jade Wing gradually realizes that these impulses and rebellions are an essential part of the growing process. He shows understanding and acceptance to his younger self, recognizing that every setback and conflict is an opportunity for growth. With this understanding, Jade Wing's spirit becomes more mature and resilient.
Act Three: loneliness in the Demon World
In Act Three, Jade Wing faces his loneliness and pain in the Demon World. This act presents Jade Wing's life in the Demon World, a challenging and dangerous environment. There is no support from friends, no warmth from family, only endless battles and days of facing difficulties alone. Jade Wing feels the loneliness, pain, and constant struggle with self-doubt during that time.
However, these experiences were also crucial moments of growth for Jade Wing. He gradually learned how to be strong in adversity and find his own strength in loneliness. He proved to himself that even in the most difficult times, he could persevere and find the meaning of survival.
He turned to face the hermit and bowed deeply, saying, "Thank you for your guidance. Now I understand that true strength comes from accepting all of oneself."
hermit nodded in satisfaction, "You are ready to face the fourth trial, Jade Wing. Remember, true courage is not the absence of fear, but the persistence in facing it."
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