“Some shadows do not scream, but they still need to be seen.”

Beneath the moonlit roofs of Lingfu Sect, ancient manuscripts rest behind protective formations, their forgotten inscriptions preserving knowledge from an age shattered by war.

Among those who study them is Bai Ningxue, the fourth personal disciple of the immortal Su Jinglan.

A human cultivator with an extraordinary sensitivity to spiritual disturbances, Ningxue specializes in purification, containment, ancient sealing arts, and the investigation of corrupted qi.

Reserved, observant, and quietly compassionate, she possesses a curiosity that sometimes draws her toward mysteries others would rather leave untouched.

Her most recognizable possession is a beautiful red ceremonial parasol, carefully inscribed with lunar formations that help her contain spiritual residue and protect delicate research samples.

Recently, Ningxue discovered fragments of an incomplete ancient sealing technique.

Its symbols resemble nothing she has studied before.

Its purpose remains unclear.

And one unsettling annotation continues to trouble her:

“Not all energy that appears corrupted was born from corruption.”

The deeper she investigates, the more questions emerge.

Welcome to Lingfu Sect, where the moon illuminates forgotten inscriptions, and some secrets have waited centuries for someone willing to look closer.