Second Trial

Even the illusion became weak in front of the system, and Yang realized that everything in front of him was just an illusion of his worst fears.

Though not surprised to see this, as he knew his insecurities of being weak and the disappointment his parents faced because of him, he still remembered the day he tried to take his own life and the voice of the strange woman.

"If you don't want to live for yourself," she had said, "then be mine and entertain me."

Slowly, he began to push back against the illusion, to assert his will over the insidious forces that sought to consume him.

With each passing moment, he grew stronger, his resolve solidifying. The whispers of doubt began to fade, replaced by a growing sense of confidence.

He was not defined by his past failures, nor by the judgment of others. He was strong, he was resilient, he was capable of overcoming any challenge.