The Dragon's Tail: The Betrayal of the Immortal

In the ancient mountains of the Eastern Sea, where the clouds touch the sky and the winds whisper secrets of old, there lived an immortal named Feng Hua. Feng Hua was not just any immortal; he was the guardian of the Dragon's Tail, a mystical artifact of immense power, said to hold the essence of the dragon's might. The Dragon's Tail was a symbol of balance and harmony, and it was said that he who wielded it could bend the will of the heavens and the earth.

Feng Hua had always been a man of great resolve and honor, but as the years passed, his resolve wavered. The allure of the Dragon's Tail's power was too great to resist, and he began to see the world through a lens of ambition and greed. He sought to harness the artifact's power to ensure his own immortality and to become the most powerful immortal in all the realms.

One fateful night, as the moon hung low and the stars shone brightly, Feng Hua set forth on his quest. He traveled through the land of the immortals, facing trials and challenges at every turn. Each trial tested his resolve, but his ambition only grew stronger. He was determined to claim the Dragon's Tail and secure his place in history.

As he neared the final trial, he encountered a wise old immortal named Li Yuan. Li Yuan had seen the path of ambition and power before, and he knew the dangers that lay ahead. "Feng Hua," he said, "the Dragon's Tail is not a tool for personal gain. It is a burden that can destroy the very world you seek to protect."

Feng Hua, though, was deaf to the warnings. "The world will be better with me as its protector," he declared, his voice filled with the hubris of his ambition.

The final trial was a riddle, one that only the pure of heart could solve. But Feng Hua, his mind clouded by desire, could not see the truth. He failed the trial, and the Dragon's Tail, sensing his unworthiness, repelled him with a force so great that it sent him sprawling through the heavens.

In his fall, Feng Hua met a creature of immense power, a being known as the Demon of Eternity. The Demon of Eternity, seeing the potential in Feng Hua's ambition, offered him a deal. "If you wish to wield the Dragon's Tail," he said, "you must betray the trust of your fellow immortals and align yourself with the dark forces of the underworld."

Feng Hua, now desperate to claim the power he sought, agreed to the deal. He returned to the land of the immortals, his heart heavy with the weight of his betrayal. He approached his fellow immortals, who had grown suspicious of his sudden interest in the Dragon's Tail, and revealed his plan.

The immortals were aghast. "Feng Hua, you have forsaken your honor and your place among us," said the Great Elder, his voice filled with sorrow. "The Dragon's Tail is not for the likes of you."

But it was too late. Feng Hua had already made his choice. He activated the Dragon's Tail, and the artifact's power surged through him, transforming him into a being of immense power and darkness. The Dragon's Tail, now under his control, began to change the very fabric of the world, unleashing chaos and destruction upon the realms.

The other immortals, unable to withstand the darkness that now flowed from Feng Hua, were forced to flee. They knew that their friend had become a threat to all they held dear. As they scattered, they vowed to find a way to stop Feng Hua and restore balance to the world.

In the wake of Feng Hua's betrayal, the land of the immortals was thrown into turmoil. The once peaceful realms were now rife with conflict and strife, and the balance that had been maintained for centuries was in peril. The Dragon's Tail, now wielded by a man corrupted by power, had become a symbol of the chaos that was spreading through the world.

The tale of Feng Hua's betrayal would be told for generations, a cautionary tale of the dangers of ambition and the cost of power. The Dragon's Tail, now known as the Betrayal's Tail, would forever be associated with the man who had forsaken his honor for the sake of his own desires.

And so, the quest for the Dragon's Tail continued, not just for power, but for redemption and the restoration of balance to the world. The immortals, though scattered and weakened, would not rest until they had vanquished the darkness that had been unleashed upon their realm. The Dragon's Tail, once a symbol of harmony, had become a beacon of hope for those who would fight to restore the world to its former glory.