𝘼𝙧𝙞𝙖𝙝, daughter of Master Mao, lived and spent all of her life training Kung Fu in the Pai Zhuq Academy. Ultimately, in the wake of her father's death and the escape of the villainous Dai Shi, she reluctantly takes up the mantle of the Pink Ra...
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𝘼𝙍𝙄𝘼𝙃 𝘼𝙉𝘿 𝘿𝙊𝙈𝙄𝙉𝙄𝘾 exchanged tales of their adventures, and reminisced about their training back at the Pai Zhuq Academy.
"Remember that time RJ tried to teach us meditation?" Dominic chuckled. "I ended up falling asleep!"
Ariah laughed, shaking her head. "And my father had to nudge you awake during the middle of it! Those were good times."
"It's funny," Dominic mused, "we spend so much time training and fighting that sometimes we forget to look inward and figure out what really drives us."
Ariah nodded thoughtfully. "Exactly. It's not just about the battles we fight out there but the ones within ourselves."
The park's lake shimmered under the moonlight as Ariah confided in Dominic about her recent ordeal. "I thought I had found my master, but it was a trap. I was manipulated by an evil spirit, and it nearly broke me. I don't know if I can trust myself to find the right path."
Dominic listened intently, his eyes filled with empathy. "Ariah, you've been through so much, but you're still here, still fighting. That shows incredible strength. Sometimes, the journey isn't about finding the perfect master, but about discovering the strength within yourself."
Ariah smiled, appreciating his words. "You always had a way of looking at things with a positive perspective, Dom."
Dominic chuckled. "And you were always the one pushing yourself harder than anyone else. That determination is what's going to help you find your true path."
Ariah looked at her friend and gently smiled. "Thank you, Dom. Meeting you again has given me the hope I needed. I won't give up."
Dominic returned a small smile. "And I'll find my destiny with the Rhino Dagger. We'll both keep moving forward, no matter what."
As the night wore on, they both realized that it is time to say farewell to each other. "I should get going," Ariah said, standing up and dusting off her clothes.
"I guess this is where we part ways," he said, extending his hand. "It was great running into you, Ariah."
Ariah took his hand, giving it a firm shake. "You too, Dominic. I know you'll find what you're looking for. Stay safe out there."
