As Yun Xi grew up, her eyes, which could see the eerie ghosts and spirits of Taoist lore, brought her many unusual experiences.
As she got older, Yun Xi gradually realized she was different from other children. She would often catch sight of strange figures or scenes without meaning to, and the images of Taoist ghosts and spirits lingered in her mind.
At first, these visions frightened Yun Xi. She couldn't understand why she was the only one who could see them. But the bracelet of purple jade and cloud-patterned beads seemed to give her courage and comfort, helping her slowly face these mysterious beings.
At school, Yun Xi did her best to hide her special ability, worried that her classmates would think she was a freak. Still, she sometimes couldn't help sharing some of what she saw and heard with her close friends.
One day, Yun Xi and several classmates went to the library to look up some information. While everyone else was absorbed in their books, Yun Xi suddenly saw a pale figure drift between the shelves. She shivered, but didn't dare say anything for fear of frightening the others.
When she got home, Yun Xi told her parents what had happened. They were surprised by her ability, but understood that it was a unique gift. They taught her to stay calm and kind, not to let the visions trouble her, and to respect these mysterious beings.
As she learned more about Taoism, Yun Xi gradually came to understand that these ghosts and spirits might not all be malicious. Some could be lost souls in need of help finding their way home. So she began trying to communicate with them in her own way.
