Exploratory Testing is a dynamic and flexible testing approach that emphasizes the tester's creativity, autonomy, and skill to improve software quality, particularly in Agile environments. Unlike scripted testing, it does not follow pre-set methodologies or detailed documentation, allowing testers to explore and discover software functionalities in real-time, which is essential for quick iterations in Agile sprints. It complements automation testing by focusing on new features and user experience, often identifying bugs missed by other methods. Despite its advantages, such as efficiency and alignment with business usability, it relies heavily on the tester's expertise and lacks the traceability of formal documentation. Myths about Exploratory Testing, like being unquantifiable or only suitable for small teams, are debunked, highlighting its applicability across various team sizes and its potential future alongside automation testing in user-centric software development.