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The boundary opened a gap, and Mo Wen stepped inside, surveying his surroundings. It felt as if he had entered two different worlds; within the boundary, remnants of broken walls and eaves surrounded him, overgrown with weeds. The scene before him stirred memories of the bloody battles from his dreams, filling him with a sense of melancholy. He took a deep breath and walked purposefully toward a corner of the forbidden area.
The small cabin in the woods had been demolished, leaving behind a massive pit in the ground. "This is more than just digging three feet deep!" he thought to himself. His gaze shifted to a nearby patch of grass, and he felt a jolt run through him as he spotted a piece of dark green stone peeking through the underbrush. Rushing forward, he pushed aside the weeds to reveal a stone resembling an old cow lying on the ground. At that moment, Mo Wen's mind exploded with memories; he stood frozen in place as tears streamed down his face, reaching out to touch the stone as scenes from his dreams flooded back.
"Boss! Someone's coming!" Hearing Xiao Hei's shout snapped Mo Wen back to reality. He quickly wiped away his tears, cast one last glance at the stone, and hurriedly left.
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"Ah! I never expected this!" Mo Wen sighed, hesitating to speak. He didn't know what to say or how to express it. It dawned on him that he was indeed a descendant of the Mo Family, and the man in black from the cave must have been Uncle Quan, who had taken him away all those years ago. "I will make those bastards pay for their blood debts! I won't rest until I avenge this grudge!"
"Boss, wait until I inherit Master’s legacy and then we can take revenge together!" Ever since they returned from that desolate place, Boss Mo had reverted to his usual cryptic self. Xiao Hei understood that this revelation hit his boss hard, but it was clear that now was not the time for vengeance; hence he suggested waiting until after the inheritance.
"Heh, you're right. With my current Realm, how could I possibly take revenge?" Mo Wen shook his head with a bitter smile. Given his Realm, it was difficult enough just to protect himself; he knew better than to act impulsively out of hatred. What he needed most now was calmness and time.
"Then let's train and grow stronger! We'll get our revenge before those people die of old age!" Xiao Hei's eyes were resolute; after all, he could become a Divine Beast, and Boss Mo was a genius—surely they could take revenge before their enemies passed away.
"Do you really have so little faith in me?" The serious atmosphere shattered with Xiao Hei's words, lifting Mo Wen's spirits slightly. "I'm feeling a bit tired." The confirmation of his dream left him feeling drained; he needed rest before contemplating what came next.
Before him lay a tranquil ocean, calm as a mirror. Mo Wen walked onto the beach, feeling the fine sand slip between his toes like flowing water. Approaching the water's edge, he bent down to gaze at the sea; its crimson hue resembled blood but somehow felt comforting. He scooped up some seawater in his hands, only for it to flow through his fingers and vanish before he could grasp it fully.
Looking up at the sky, he noticed something peculiar: "Day and night coexist!" The sky was divided by an elegant curve into two halves—the sun shone brightly in the darkness while the full moon hung in daylight.
"What is this place?" Mo Wen surveyed his surroundings again; it was desolate—just beach and ocean stretching far into the distance. "Am I dreaming again?" he murmured to himself as he focused on his Kung Fu; his Realm remained intact. Glancing down at himself, he exclaimed in shock, "Oh no!" Realizing he was completely naked, he hurriedly covered himself with his hands and anxiously scanned his surroundings—if anyone saw him like this, it would be utterly embarrassing.
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