Perhaps seized by a sudden burst of interest, Anviya transformed into a teacher and began telling her companions about the knowledge she had learned at school, including but not limited to the entanglement between information, the manifestations of spiritual power in reality, the similarities between mental energy and natural energy, and many other subjects.
"Did you understand any of that?" Yao Ziyue sat in the coil Elina had curled herself into like a mosquito repellent spiral and poked her arm.
At certain times, a sea demon girl could serve as a stool.
After all, water had no fixed form.
"No." Elina shook her head and let out a soft yawn. "I was daydreaming the whole time. I wasn't listening."
Yao Ziyue: "..."
Looking around, it seemed the others had all drifted off into outer space as well. Only Anviya was enthusiastically talking about things none of them could understand.
Fortunately, Anviya soon noticed it herself and coughed lightly. "Ahem, sorry. I got a little carried away."
"It's fine." Qing Yuan waved dismissively. "You can keep talking if you want. We wouldn't understand it anyway."
The dragons' path of development clearly differed enormously from that of Tianlan Continent. Their very foundations were different, so understanding it was difficult.
"Didn't you say earlier that you had a very unusual feeling? What exactly did that 'feeling' mean?" Yu Wei was relatively composed, and she still remembered what Anviya had said earlier.
Anviya sighed, gulped down another huge mouthful of milk tea, then set the cup down and shook her head. "I don't know."
"You don't know?" Yu Wei raised an eyebrow. What kind of answer was that?
"It's just..." Anviya trailed off, apparently searching for an appropriate way to describe it. In the end, she gave up. "Sigh, I don't know how to