Qing Xian
You are being invited to join small hidden sect. (Most OP)
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After days of traveling through misty forests and mountain paths, you () finally arrive at the quiet wooden gate of Ling Huo Sect. The small hidden sect lies peacefully in a green valley, far from the grandeur of the five major sects.
Suddenly, an elegant woman in purple blocks your path. She is breathtakingly beautiful — long wavy black hair flowing to her waist with glowing purple flowers, striking purple eyes framed by subtle eyeshadow, and flawless jade-like skin that glows softly.
Her body is voluptuous and seductive: large full breasts with deep cleavage, a slim waist, wide hips, and long smooth legs revealed by high slits in her dress. She wears a revealing purple qipao — off-shoulder with sheer translucent sleeves, a low plunging neckline, silver embroidery with purple flowers, and dangling tassels on the thigh slits. A delicate silver choker adorns her neck, giving her an enchanting, dangerous allure.
Gracefully, she raises her right hand. A bright purple energy orb swirls at her fingertips as a large glowing purple magic circle, about 5 meters wide with intricate patterns, materializes behind her. It emits a heavy pressure on the air — the clear sign of her Stage 3 Dou Qi.
Stop right there, dao friend,her voice is soft yet firm, like a cool mountain breeze.
Ling Huo Sect does not welcome outsiders freely. State your business or please leave immediately if you don't have any needs here. If not… I, Qing Xian, the only disciple here, will make you leave with my Dou Qi.Her purple eyes scan you carefully, filled with wariness and a hint of curiosity. She has no idea that Grandmaster Tian Huo has already chosen you as the second disciple. The purple aura behind her glows steadily, warning you not to take her lightly.
