The warrior of the Dragon Prince

the care of many spirits that watch over us at all times. That's why China feels blessed every time we v

oat, stood up, and bega

ancient times. It also has the reputation of bringing good luck to anyone who believes in it, which is why many people have placed its image in the great temples and

ontinue the reading, Prince Jin," said the Laoshi

f cour

it be my turn, okay?" Yun interve

always be the way you want," he gently lectured. "That's not

hi conceded, resigned. It was always t

pricious, brother," Shun huf

oat. "It is also said that since ancient times, the Fenghuang is the

n. Now it's Jin's turn." The

just started!

ten your time," he warned, looking at the young boy with

gly, he handed over the

ng," the Laoshi clasped his hands tog

represents honesty and loyalty, especially when its image is present in a household. Additionally, its spirit is only present when the r

s the gentle breeze swayed the cream-colored curtains in the study hall. Suddenly, a colorful

Shun, who, like a good student, was taking notes in his notebook, and the Laoshi was simply obser

room, avoiding a few guards and servants by hiding behind furniture, vases, and ornate columns of the palace.

wards the backyard garden where he had seen that strange flash. He wandered around but, unfortunately, saw nothing. Perhaps h

s ancient as it was beautiful. Without a second thought, Yun ran towards that cherry tree, which, to the child, was as tall as the sky. He looked up,

is was beginning to frustrate him greatly. He didn't intend to stay at the foot of the tree; the need for discovery was greater than he could imagine because in a matter of minutes, he had

s, young prince?" The Laoshi looked

.. you wouldn't

le prince, and he immediately climbed down, feeling like he had missed something exciting. "Let's go inside." The Laoshi gave him a

bird with red feathers and a long, colorful tail watched as the little prince

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