Next, Elektra, the newly certified senior disciple, opened the box and found five tokens inside. The fronts were identical, each bearing the character "Qi," surrounded by patterns formed from qi.
As for the backs, each was different. Some said "Dai," while some said "Ai." Simply put, they were the first Chinese characters of their names.
That was right, all the writing was in Chinese. Colleen and Elektra could read it, but the other three were not so capable, including Daisy.
"Master went too far. Fine, your tokens use the first character of your names, but my surname is Wing, okay? Why does mine say 'Ke'?"
Colleen Wing could not help complaining. Elektra picked up her own token and said, "Maybe he was just being lazy. Daisy, this character is pronounced 'Dai.' It's yours—"
Elektra handed the remaining three tokens to Daisy and the other two. After all, she was the senior disciple; it was her duty. When the three women heard what the characters meant, they were speechless. That was not their surname, okay?
"Never mind the names. How do we use these tokens?"
Jessica turned the token over in her hands and asked, "I tried channeling Qi into it, but nothing happened."
"There's an instruction sheet here."
Colleen found a piece of paper in the box and took it out. A single line was written on it: "Shout 'transform' to activate the token."
The five women were speechless. What kind of cringey teenager had come up with this? They had to shout "transform"? Why not write "Maiden transformation" while he was at it?
"Transform!"
Elektra did not care about any of that and shouted it directly. The next second, the token turned into a beam of light that enveloped her body. When the light faded, she was wearing a