Phoenix Rising: From Heartache to Heroism

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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 tfor 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 cto 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.

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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 cwith 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, tellmore about it." "It's called Luminous Cloud Cave." "I haven't heard of that one." "Luminous Cloud Cave isn't open to the public. I only learned about it by chance." Moreover, the path up the mountain could only be navigated on foot-cars couldn't make it up.

Violeta didn't want Irene, who was older, to struggle on the rugged trail, so she thought it best for Irene to stay in Quinston with her nephew.

Irene commented, "It's 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 Hade? Is he going with you?" "I'll ask him later. If he has the time, he'll joinfor a visit." Violeta was planning to stay on the mountain for a few months. Hayden didn't have a long enough vacation to stay that long but could manage a week.

In the evening, she discussed her plans with him, preparing to take Tuna and Hera along.

Since Hayden's vacation hadn't started yet, Violeta would head up the mountain first, and he would join her later.

After everything was arranged, she set out on Wednesday.

She remembered taking a bus for two dollars to reach the base of the mountain in her past life.

This time, Felix drove her there. She then carried her light luggage, with Tuna and Hera in tow, to begin her hike. Looking up at the imposing mountain, Felix asked, "Ms. White there doesn't seem to be a proper path here. Are you sure you want to start from this point? Are you planning to hike?" "Yes." Violeta looked at the overgrown trail ahead and said, "If you have a path in your heart, you'll find a path beneath your feet." In her previous life, she had struggled to find the path as well She had gotten lost halfway up the mountain and ended up taking hours to find Hermitage, nearly freezing in the heavy snowfall.

Felix hesitated. "Do you really not needto accompany you? How about I drive you up there and then cback down?" "No, just take the car back," Violeta said, turning toward the mountain.

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Felix watched her until she vanished into the greenery, then drove away.

Violeta focused on the path she had in mind. She picked up a stick to aid her climb.

Tuna led the way, while Hera flew above, occasionally landing on a tree branch and looking around. When she was halfway up the mountain, her phone lost signal.

As the sun set, Violeta spotted the faint smoke rising from theHermitage's kitchen, suggesting that her senior might have started preparing the vegetarian meal. She quickened her pace toward the

Hermitage gate, growing more familiar with the surroundings. The old, yellowed moss-covered stone steps, and the large character "Luminous Cloud Cave" at the entrance were all welcoming signs. Hera perched on a stone pillar as Violeta set down her backpack and knocked on the door.

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