Phoenix Rising: From Heartache to Heroism

Chapter 646 Go to Luminous Cloud Cave

Violeta remarked, "Times are always changing. If she can replace me, it just means I'm not important enough. I'm excited for the release of The Golden Age and hoping that next year will bring even greater surprises." Eugene replied, "I'm excited too. Let's look forward to it together."

They toasted and finished their wine.

Now it was finally time for her to head up the mountain-something she had eagerly anticipated. The image of gently falling snow started to appear before her eyes.

Since her rebirth, Violeta had been pursuing her passions, achieving one goal after another. She had always secretly hoped that once she reached a certain level of success, she could return to the mountain to fulfill her vow. The moment had come to honor that vow.

She wanted to go up the mountain to restore the statues of the Hermitage and to reconnect with her master.

Violeta planned to spend a few months there, including Christmas, practicing and reflecting.

Irene, who also practiced semi-professionally, had only copied scriptures and had never lived on the mountain.

If it weren't for her need to stay in Quinston to care for her grandson, she would have loved to accompany Violeta.

"Mom, you don't have to come with me. The Hermitage is small and can't accommodate many people," Violeta explained. "Which Hermitage are you talking about? I know all the well-known ones in Quinston. Vio, tell me more about it."

"It's called Luminous Cloud Cave."

heard of that

open to the public. I only

the path up the mountain could only be navigated

so she thought it best for Irene to stay

good that it's not open to the public. Many Hermitages these days are just commercializing their services under the guise of offering lamps, and they're hardly genuine. If you want to go, then go. "What about

he has the time, he'll join me for a

didn't have

her plans with him, preparing to take Tuna and Hera

would head up the mountain first, and he

everything was arranged, she set

a bus for two dollars to reach the

carried her light luggage, with

at the

White there doesn't seem to be a proper path here. Are you sure you want to start from this point?

"Yes."

and said, "If you have a path in your heart, you'll find a path beneath

had gotten lost halfway up the mountain and ended up taking hours to find Hermitage, nearly freezing in the

you really not need me to accompany you? How about I drive you up there and then