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 𝙒𝙊𝙆𝙀 𝙐𝙋 𝙏𝙃𝙀 𝙉𝙀𝙓𝙏 𝘿𝘼𝙔, feeling the weight of her restless night. She had spent hours tossing and turning, trying to decipher Master Vixen's test. Her mind was a whirlpool of frustration and confusion. Rubbing the sleep from her eyes, she climbed out of bed and made her way down from her room at the loft to the pizza shop below.
The shop was quiet in the early morning light. As she entered, she spotted Dominic sitting in one of the booths, engrossed in a book.. She approached him.
Dominic looked up, noticing her tired expression. "Hey, Ariah," he greeted, concern evident in his eyes. "You look exhausted. Everything okay?"
Ariah sighed and slid into the booth across from him. "It's my Master test," she confessed. "I have no idea how to solve it. Master Vixen's instructions are so vague, and I feel like I'm just going in circles."
Dominic leaned back, thinking deeply. "Master tests are supposed to be challenging, Ariah. They push us to our limits, to make us reflect and grow. But sometimes, the answer isn't about figuring out a puzzle. It's about understanding yourself."
He pursed his lips before continuing his advice, "They come from within us, from understanding our own journey and experiences. Maybe you need to reflect on what truly matters to you and what you've learned along the way."
Ariah's eyes softened with gratitude as she listened to Dominic. She remembered the time when she had been left reeling from the trauma inflicted by Master Vulturis. His harsh training methods had pushed her to her limits, both physically and mentally, leaving her feeling broken and lost.
During that dark period, it was Dominic who had reached out to her, offering his support and encouragement. He had listened to her, helped her regain her confidence, and reminded her of her strength. Ariah had never forgotten how Dominic had been there for her when she needed someone the most.
She nodded, taking in his words. "Dom, you always seem to know what to say," she said, her voice filled with appreciation. "You were there for me when I was at my lowesth. I wouldn't have made it through that without you."
Dominic smiled warmly. "Hey, we're a team. We look out for each other. And you'll figure this out, Ariah. I believe in you."
Before she could respond, the door to Jungle Karma Pizza creaked open, and Casey walked in. He began pulling chairs from the tables and placing them on the floor, unaware of Dominic and Ariah's presence.
