Blue Phoenix Chapter 88 - Prisoner

Everything was black. Nothing moved. No sounds could be heard. Everything was still. As for how many days had passed, Sha Yun had no idea, but it felt like an eternity since she had last seen the sun.

"Even if I die then it won’t matter too much," Sha Yun pondered. "I will miss my sisters, and I will obviously miss Yue and everyone else, but they will be fine without me." Thinking this Sha Yun's heart ached but she steeled her determination.

"Yue wants to be with Ju Long, but he is too afraid of hurting my feelings." A tear fell from her face. "It is all good."

"Hui Yue said that he had to bring someone back from the dead. I’m sure that he will come for me, too. It is just temporary. I need to hold onto who I am so that he can find me when it is time."

Sha Yun's thoughts were in shambles. Some of her thoughts were hesitant and unwilling to let go of life while others were accepting of what was happening to her.

As time went by, she finally managed to fully convince herself that dying was fine.

Sighing, Sha Yun started to wonder if she was destined to spend eternity alone within this black void when suddenly a crack of light appeared in the darkness.

The light shone into the void, forcing the darkness back. While looking at this, Sha Yun felt genuine fear and horror from the depths of her heart. She could not look at the light as it blinded her, and instead, she looked at the retreating darkness.

The rift continued to grow larger and larger, letting in more and more light. Soon the entire void had been suppressed by the light. So much so that the light landed on Sha Yun, and a warm, gentle feeling surrounded her as her body was shrouded in light.

Without knowing what was happening, Sha Yun found herself being dragged towards the crack and soon her entire body was no longer in the void.

"Am I being reborn?" Sha Yun asked herself as she once more started to feel things. Her body was lying on something hard; she could hear her breathing, and soon the darkness and light vanished, leaving a dim light which shone against

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