As So-min and Chae-woo researched, they discovered that there was more to their shared history than just a love story. Prince Dowon, it turned out, was not just a prince, but also a powerful shaman, blessed with the ability to see the future and manipulate the forces of nature.
Lady So-min, too, possessed a hidden talent. She was a skilled herbalist and healer, capable of concocting potions and remedies that could cure illnesses and ward off evil spirits.
These abilities, passed down through their bloodlines, were still dormant within them, waiting to be awakened.
One evening, while visiting a traditional Korean medicine shop, So-min stumbled upon an ancient book hidden in the back room. It was a herbal manual, filled with handwritten notes and diagrams, detailing the properties of various plants and their uses in healing and protection.
As she held the book in her hands, So-min felt a surge of energy coursing through her veins. Images flooded her mind: ancient rituals, secret formulas, and the knowledge of generations of healers. She realized, with a sense of awe and trepidation, that she was the heir to Lady So-min's legacy.
Meanwhile, Chae-woo was drawn to an antique shop, where he found an old, ornate dagger. As he touched the hilt, he felt a connection to the weapon, a sense of power and purpose he couldn't explain. He knew, instinctively, that it was more than just a dagger. It was a conduit for his latent shamanic abilities, a tool that could help him protect himself and So-min from the forces of darkness.