The Primordial Tamer



The flying ship soared through the skies, its sails billowing in the wind. It was headed back towards the Celestial Harmony sect, carrying its passengers toward their destination. The ship was a magnificent sight to behold, with its intricate designs and shimmering metal.

As it flew, it left a trail of clouds in its wake, like a painting in motion. The journey back was long, but the passengers on board were calm and contemplative, each lost in their own thoughts.

The sky around them was clear and blue, with only the occasional fluffy white cloud to break the monotony. The ship glided through the air smoothly, the only sound being the gentle flapping of its sails.

As they drew closer to their destination, the passengers began to stir, their excitement building. They had accomplished their mission and were now eager to return to their sect and report their success.

In one of the ship's cabins, two people engaged in a serious conversation. The room was dimly lit, and the only sound was their hushed voices. The mood was tense, and the air was heavy with anticipation.

Elder Winston shifted the conversation, "Orion, You have become a King Realm cultivator, which means you can easily become an elder in the sect, so I want to ask you what is your next plan?"

Orion's heart skipped a beat. He had been dreading this conversation. "Elder, I want to thank you for this chance that you are giving me, but I have decided on other things," he said, his voice filled with hesitation.

Elder Winston's face fell slightly, but he quickly composed himself. "I see," he said, "and may I ask what those other things are?"

Orion took a deep breath, knowing that his answer would disappoint Elder Winston. "I plan to leave the sect and explore the world," he said. "I want to broaden my horizons and gain new experiences."

Elder Winston nodded thoughtfully, understanding the young man's desire for adventure. "I wish you luck in your travels, Orion," he said, "but do not forget that the door to our sect is always open to you."

Orion felt a sense of relief wash over him. He had been worried that Elder Winston would be angry or disappointed with him, but instead, the elder had been understanding and supportive.

As they continued their journey towards the sect, Orion couldn't help but think about what lay ahead. He had always been a dedicated disciple of the Celestial Harmony sect, but now he was ready to strike out on his own and see what the world had to offer.

After a while, the ship finally arrived at the Celestial Harmony sect. It was a grand sight to behold, with towering buildings and bustling activity everywhere. Orion stepped off the ship, feeling a mixture of emotions.

He was sad to be leaving behind the sect that had been his home for so long but also excited for the adventure that awaited him. As he walked through the sect, he couldn't help but feel a pang of nostalgia.

He had spent the past year training and learning here, and now it was time to say goodbye. But as he passed by familiar faces and places, he also felt a sense of gratitude. The Celestial Harmony sect had shaped him into the person he was today.

Orion made his way back toward his quarters to gather his belongings. He walked through the hallways of the sect, taking in the familiar surroundings for perhaps the last time. The walls were adorned with paintings and tapestries, and the air was perfumed with incense.

After arriving at his quarters, Orion was surprised to be greeted by his younger sister Lily, who had been away for more than a year. "Orion, long time no see," Lily exclaimed excitedly, throwing her arms around her brother.

Orion was overjoyed to see his sister and hugged her tightly. They hadn't seen each other for a long time, and he had missed her dearly. After catching up for a while, Orion told Lily about his plans to leave the Celestial Harmony sect and embark on a journey of his own.

To Orion's surprise, Lily immediately expressed her desire to join him on his journey. "I want to join you," she said, her eyes shining with excitement.

Orion felt relieved that he wouldn't be alone on his journey, but he was also a bit scared. "I knew that you wanted to join me, but I have many enemies," he warned her.

Lily simply shrugged and replied, "No problem, I have also become stronger." Orion knew that his sister was no longer the same innocent girl he had known before she left. She had grown into a formidable fighter during her time away.

With Lily by his side, Orion felt more confident about his decision to leave the sect and explore the world. They quickly gathered their belongings and set off together, ready to face whatever challenges lay ahead.

As they walked through the bustling streets of the Celestial Harmony sect for the last time, Orion and Lily felt a bittersweet mixture of emotions. They were leaving behind a place that had been their home for so long, but they were also excited to see what lay ahead on their journey together.

As they made their way towards Elder Winston's quarters to bid their final farewell, Orion couldn't help but feel a sense of gratitude towards the elder who had been like a father figure to him. The elder had always been kind and supportive, and Orion was grateful for all the knowledge and guidance he had imparted.

When they arrived at Elder Winston's quarters, they found the elder waiting for them with a sad smile on his face. "I knew this day would come," he said, his voice tinged with regret. "But it still pains me to see you go."

Orion and Lily thanked the elder for everything he had done for them, expressing their gratitude for his guidance and teachings. They promised to never forget the lessons he had taught them and to always honor the values of the Celestial Harmony sect.

After bidding their final goodbyes, Orion and Lily set off on their journey, ready to face whatever challenges lay ahead. They knew that the road ahead would be long and difficult, but they were determined to persevere and make a name for themselves in the world.