[the Lady’s Sacred Scroll] II: the Wooden Man’s Heart icon in Phantom Blade Zero

[the Lady’s Sacred Scroll] II: the Wooden Man’s Heart Page 4 of 10 · Mystery of the Lady

Book
Mystery of the Ladypage 4 of 10
Found in
Pangzhen
Words
154

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Fortune and misfortune go hand in hand, and what reaches its height must one day decline. One day, Pang Sheng was matching skills with a Wulin fighter when a spear pierced straight through his chest.

A wandering practitioner happened to pass by. Remarking that the young man was fated to have a connection with the Lady, he took a piece of fine wood and carved it into human form. He placed Pang Sheng’s heart inside, then fashioned a mask in Pang Sheng’s likeness and set it upon the wooden man’s face. Moments later, the wooden man suddenly opened its eyes and rose to its feet, looking even more vigorous than Pang Sheng had in life!

Pang Sheng’s return from death was all thanks to the protection of the Lady of the Veil. Whenever such wonders occur, one should know that the Lady truly exists between heaven and earth and must be treated with reverence.

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[the Lady’s Sacred Scroll] II: the Wooden Man’s Heart is page 4 of 10 in Mystery of the Lady, 154 words long. Picked up in Pangzhen.

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[the Lady’s Sacred Scroll] II: the Wooden Man’s Heart FAQ

Where do you find [the Lady’s Sacred Scroll] II: the Wooden Man’s Heart in Phantom Blade Zero?

Picked up in Pangzhen.

Which book is [the Lady’s Sacred Scroll] II: the Wooden Man’s Heart part of?

[the Lady’s Sacred Scroll] II: the Wooden Man’s Heart is page 4 of 10 in Mystery of the Lady. The book page lists all 10 pages in reading order.

What does [the Lady’s Sacred Scroll] II: the Wooden Man’s Heart say?

It opens: "Fortune and misfortune go hand in hand, and what reaches its height must one day decline." The full 154-word text is on this page.