Alliance: A Great Compassion Mantra, I make the whole network autistic

As the sound faded away, the crystal stone began to shine brightly, and then slowly sank into the ground. The entire Shadow Abyss seemed to have returned to calm as it disappeared, and the originally distorted shadows and strange atmosphere disappeared quietly.

The caravan of light set out on their return journey. Everywhere they passed, they never forgot to spread the concept of balance and encouraged people to bravely face their inner fears and external challenges. Their deeds once again became a legend among the people on the road.

And on a quiet night, sitting around the campfire, Aiden asked softly: "Captain, after going through so much, what do you think is the light we have found?"

Su Zhe smiled, looking gently at the burning flame: "Light is not only an external force, but also the inner persistence and hope. It guides us forward, and we will not give up even in the darkest moments, and find ways to solve problems."

Leah and the rest of her teammates nodded in agreement. The firelight illuminated their faces and the light in their hearts. At this moment, they continued to move forward not only for themselves, but also for all those who pursue light and hope.

"Moreover, light is the bond that connects each of us." Aiden added, patting the shoulder of his companion beside him. The friendship was self-evident.

"That's right. If the light in each of our hearts is gathered together, it can become a torch that illuminates the entire world." Leah continued with a smile, her eyes filled with infinite longing for the future.

Just as the conversation was getting better, a burst of hurried footsteps broke the tranquility of the night. A young traveler, with beads of sweat on his cheeks, ran over breathlessly, holding an expedited letter tightly in his hand. "Team leader Su Zhe, this is an urgent message just sent from the Royal City. They said the situation is very critical and the Bright Caravan needs to set off immediately!"

Su Zhe took the letter, opened it and read it. His face became more and more solemn as the content of the letter read. The letter described an unknown dark monster invading a small town on the border. Those monsters seemed to be summoned by some ancient spell. Their appearance plunged the entire area into panic. What's more serious is that according to the prophecy, these are just the prelude. A greater disaster is about to come, and the key to stopping all this seems to be hidden in the unknown area that the light caravan has set foot on.

"It looks like our rest will be postponed again." Su Zhe said with a wry smile, but there was more determination in his eyes. "Friends, prepare to pack your bags. We will set out early tomorrow morning. This time, we are not only to save a small town, but it may also be related to the fate of the entire kingdom and even the continent."

The people sitting around the campfire stood up after hearing this, without any complaints, but with a determined look. They knew very well that as a member of the Bright Caravan, every time they set out, they carried a heavy mission and responsibility.

The next morning, when the Bright Caravan set out again, the atmosphere in the entire camp was different from usual. Not only was there determination in the team, but there was also a bit of solemnity. Upon hearing the news, the villagers rushed to see them off, and various blessings and encouragements came from the crowd:

"Light Caravan, may the light guide your path!"

"Protect yourself, we'll be waiting for your triumphant return!"

Amid cheers and encouragement, the Bright Caravan set off on their journey, their backs looking particularly majestic under the shining sun. Along the way, the passers-by they met, whether they were travelers, vendors, or ordinary villagers, all cast respectful glances at them and whispered about the heroic legend of the Bright Caravan.

"They are like the brightest stars in the night sky, leading us forward."

"Every time I hear their stories, I feel that there is still hope for this world."

When the caravan of light was crossing a desolate desert, a strange oasis suddenly appeared in front of them. In the center of the oasis, there was an ancient ruin that emitted a mysterious light. Just as everyone was puzzled, the door of the ruins slowly opened, and an old and gentle voice floated out: "Welcome, sons of light. I am the incarnation of the watcher. Here is the knowledge you need and the key to fighting the coming disaster."

Su Zhe and his team members looked at each other, they knew that this was not only another challenge, but also an opportunity for growth. When they stepped into the ruins, what greeted them would be the inheritance of ancient wisdom and a deeper understanding of self and light.

The light inside the ruins was dim, with only a few beams of sunlight coming in from the cracks on the top, barely illuminating the winding passage. The air was filled with an old and damp smell, and the occasional sound of dripping water echoed in the empty space, adding a bit of mystery and uneasiness. The team moved forward cautiously, and everyone could feel an invisible pressure, as if some ancient existence was observing them through thousands of years of time.

"Everyone be careful, the environment here is not friendly to us, stay alert." Su Zhe reminded in a low voice, and at the same time motioned Aiden and Leah to walk in front of the team. Their respective weapons flickered faintly in the dim light, ready to deal with possible threats at any time.

As they went deeper into the core of the ruins, a sudden strong wind blew up the dust on the ground, and their vision became blurred in an instant. A deep voice echoed in this closed space, with a bit of majesty: "Outside travelers, you have stepped into a forbidden area. You are not allowed to go in without permission."

"We are the caravan of light, and we are here to save the world threatened by darkness." Su Zhe responded loudly, without any fear in his tone. "If there is really knowledge here that can fight against the impending disaster, then please let us find out."

The voice was silent for a moment, as if weighing something, and finally answered slowly: "Courage is commendable, but tests are indispensable. The road ahead is full of dangers. Only by passing the test can you get the answer you seek."

As the words fell, the structure of the ruins seemed to come alive, the ground began to shake, and the totems carved on the stone walls lit up one by one, releasing dazzling light, forming a guiding path. However, this road is not a smooth one, and it is full of traps and illusion trials along the way. Every step tests the wisdom and courage of the members of the Light Caravan.

"This doesn't look like an easy walk." Leia joked, her eyes fixed on the front, trying to find clues to crack the mechanism.

"Indeed, but it is challenges like this that can bring us closer to the truth." Su Zhe said as he observed the flashing runes on the wall, trying to decipher their meaning. "Spread out the actions, each person is responsible for an area. Remember, our goals are the same, and unity is strength."

Under Su Zhe's command, the team members acted separately, each playing to their strengths and solving one difficulty after another. Aiden used his keen intuition and extraordinary martial arts to fight against the guard puppets that suddenly appeared; Leah relied on her agility and perception of the elements to solve complex puzzles; and Su Zhe used his deep understanding of the power of light to purify the dark barriers that blocked the road again and again. After a series of difficult challenges, the light caravan finally arrived at the deepest part of the ruins, and a vast hall appeared before them. In the center of the hall, there was an ancient stone tablet floating, with complex patterns engraved on it, emitting a faint light, which seemed to contain infinite wisdom and power.

"Is this the key?" Aiden stared at the stone tablet and couldn't help feeling excited.

"It seems so." Su Zhe walked forward and gently placed his hand on the stone tablet. A warm force flowed through his body, and pictures emerged in his mind. They were scenes of ancient heroes fighting against the forces of darkness and their wisdom in maintaining the balance of the world.

"I understand." Su Zhe opened his eyes, his expression full of determination, "What we need is not only strength, but more importantly, understanding and accepting the truth of the coexistence of light and darkness. Only in this way can we completely break the impending disaster."

Just as Su Zhe was about to share what he had gained, the ruins suddenly shook, and a cold voice echoed around: "Smart traveler, now that you have received the revelation, be ready to face the final test. Only by passing it, you will be worthy of this power."

The surrounding walls began to close, trapping the Light Caravan in a gradually shrinking space, while the light of the stone tablet became brighter and brighter, as if guiding them to find a way out.

"Are you ready? What we will face this time may be the deepest fear and test in our hearts." Su Zhe turned his head and looked at each team member. There was tension in their eyes, but more of it was firmness and determination.

"Captain, as long as we are together, there is nothing we can't overcome." Leah clenched the dagger in her hand. Her voice was full of power, as clear and resolute as when she first joined the caravan.

"You're right, Leah." Su Zhe nodded, a look of determination flashing in his eyes, "No matter what the trial is, we must believe in our hearts and each other. Light and darkness coexist. If we understand this, we can find an opportunity to break through."

As the space was further compressed, an invisible pressure enveloped everyone, and everyone felt an indescribable emotion growing in their hearts - fear of the unknown and self-doubt. But at this moment, Aiden stepped forward, and his voice sounded unusually firm in the small space: "Our journey has never lacked challenges, but every time we have been able to get through it hand in hand and shoulder to shoulder. This time will be no exception!"

"Yes, Aiden is right." A gentle but powerful voice joined in. It came from the wizard in the team. He slowly raised his staff, and a blue light surrounded them, bringing a sense of calm to the team. "Let us use the light in our hearts to dispel these fears. Light will always find a way through the darkness."

The inspired team members adjusted their breathing, concentrated their minds, and prepared to face the final test. At this moment, the light of the stone tablet suddenly increased, turning into a bridge of light, leading to a stone wall that had not appeared before. On the stone wall, a huge light and shadow gradually took shape. It was the image of an old man in a robe, holding a staff, and his deep eyes seemed to be able to see into people's hearts.

"The real test is to face the abyss of your own soul." The old man's voice echoed in everyone's mind, "Only by understanding your own shadow can you embrace the complete light. Each of you has an unresolved entanglement or fear in your heart. Now, it's time to face it."

Following the old man's words, a unique light appeared under everyone's feet, leading them in different directions. Su Zhe looked at the backs of the team members, took a deep breath, and set foot on his own path of light.

Su Zhe's scene gradually became clear. He found himself standing on the edge of a familiar yet unfamiliar battlefield, with flames of war and wailing everywhere. This was the night many years ago when he first led the Light Caravan to an attack by the dark forces. The fear and helplessness in his memory once again surged into his heart, but this time, he was no longer the confused new captain.

"You have lost an important partner here. At that time, have you ever questioned your decision or doubted the existence of light?" The old man's voice sounded in the void, with a hint of unquestionable severity.

Su Zhe clenched his fists, his eyes firm: "Yes, I have wavered. But now I understand that it is not the fault of light, but that I am not strong enough and do not truly understand the meaning of light. The existence of darkness reminds us to cherish light, and the best way to face fear is to become a stronger guardian of light."

As soon as he finished speaking, the surrounding scene began to distort, the battlefield gradually dissipated, and was replaced by a peaceful and bright scene. Su Zhe knew that he had passed the test.

At the same time, Leah found herself in a dark forest, surrounded by countless pairs of eyes flashing with malice. It was a lost experience in her childhood, which left a deep shadow on her and made her fear the darkness for a long time.

"Your courage and agility are admirable, Leah. But true bravery lies in facing fear, not running away from it." The old man's voice rang in her heart.

Leah closed her eyes, took a deep breath, and when she opened them again, there was no fear in her eyes. She raised her dagger, and the elemental power around her gathered, turning into circles of bright halos, dispelling the darkness around her. The forest was bright again, and she had passed her own test.

Each team member faced his or her own past, overcame the fear and struggle deep in their hearts, and finally gathered in front of the stone tablet, with a hint of maturity in each other's eyes.

"Congratulations, the real light does not only come from the outside world, but also from the power within." The old man's voice was full of praise, "Now, you are ready to accept this power and stop the impending disaster."

Following the old man's words, the stone tablet glowed brightly, turning into a brilliant beam of light that was directly injected into the bodies of each team member. A warm and powerful force surged in their bodies, which was the fusion of light and wisdom, and the key to fighting against darkness.

When everything calmed down, Su Zhe turned to his teammates, his eyes firm and full of hope: "We are ready, not only to save the town, but also for the light and peace of the whole world." (End of this chapter)