Perfect immortal
Perfect Immortal: Chapter One — Birth in the Abyss
Realm of Ten Desolations — Veiled Abyss Valley
Thunder roared across the heavens.
Beneath a black sky pierced by a triple eclipse, the mountains cried and the stars trembled. Amidst a storm of violet lightning and blood rain, a woman screamed—not in fear, but in defiance.
Her robes were torn and stained with sacred blood, her long silver hair clinging to her face. She clutched her swollen belly, breath ragged, as a tear rolled down her cheek and sizzled against the burning ground.
"Even the heavens fear him… You are destined to be hunted… But you will live, my son."
The woman was Shen Liyue, last of the Void Oracles, hidden deep in the Veiled Abyss Valley. Around her, space itself trembled. Shadowy figures in silver armor circled from above, bearing the symbol of the Heavenly Vow Sect—a cracked ring swallowing a star.
One among them descended slowly, face half-covered by a mask of bone.
"You, Shen Liyue, have broken the Pact. That child must not be born."
She spat blood, then smiled.
"You sealed my husband’s fate. But this one… is beyond fate."
Lightning struck as her scream echoed through the skies. The storm parted.
A child was born—silent.
No cries. No breath. No heartbeat.
Yet, he opened his eyes, black as the abyss, glowing faintly violet. Space cracked around him. The masked man stepped back, trembling.
"W-what is this aura…"
But the woman was already gone. With her last breath, she whispered a name into the child’s ear and tossed him into the chasm of the Veiled Abyss.
> “Xian Wuheng… never let the heavens write your path.”
He fell—through space, through time, into the Void Beyond the Sky.
Where no child should have survived.
But he did.
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Years Later — Outer Mortal Realm
A small village called Dustbone Hamlet lived in the shadow of a broken mountain. One rainy night, a boy in ragged robes stood atop the cliffs, staring into the dark clouds, eyes glowing faintly violet.
He had no family.
No name.
Only an old whisper echoed in his dreams: “Never let the heavens write your path.
