[Group portrait, no cp, cultivating immortality]
The osmanthus pattern is covered with frost, the heart of the tree is cold, the five spirits are scattered, and the heavenly calamity is coming.
In Guiyunting of Kunlun Ruins, a thousand-year-old osmanthus tree has a five-spirit deed. Five people of metal, wood, water, fire, and earth hold a deed to guard the tree for three hundred years.
Once frost covers the lines, the heart of the tree is cool, and dark shadows are watching, the catastrophe of three hundred years ago comes again.
Gold is strong to cast the shield, wood moistens the branches, water softens the lines, fire is bright and leads to wisdom, and earth is thick to protect the veins.
The five people stand side by side, melting the patterns with their blood, protecting the laurel with their lives, and guarding each other with their contracts.
But fate is always cold:
Someone fell off a cliff and went crazy, leaving no bones;
Some people lose their memory and become sentient beings;
Some people are cursed to abide by the Tao and never reincarnate;
Some people died as martyrs and their souls returned to heaven and earth;
Some people's souls are scattered and their bodies are lost, and they become enemies.
Even though the frost and cold soak into the bones, the fragrance of cinnamon lingers, but the five spirits are eventually separated.
Intent: Taking the fateful fetters of the Five Spirits Contract as the core, it revolves around "protection and redemption". It uses the cold image of Guangxi to tell the story of five people who melt their blood and protect Gui with their lives. It explores the symbiotic relationship between personal obsessions and the fetters of group images, and conveys the positive core of "keeping each other tenderly and resisting fate together".