Only after the green glow had completely faded did a refined white-haired figure appear opposite He Ao.
He raised his head to look at He Ao, lifted a hand, took a cup of coffee from thin air, brought it to his lips, and gently blew on the steam. "Servant of Life, what brings you to my humble place?"
"I shouldn't have leaked any power,"
He Ao raised his head and looked at the white-haired man before him. "Did you make that device at the city gate that monitors contamination?"
He asked with a smile, "Was it actually a mysticism device? Once it detected contamination exceeding a certain level, you could sense it?"
"The sensor is an object inscribed with mysticism runes,"
The white-haired figure took a sip of coffee and said softly, "The rest is ordinary electronic equipment. Mysticism and electronics are both part of this world. There is no conflict between them."
Hearing this, He Ao nodded slightly.
"So,"
The white-haired figure set his coffee on the table, calmly raised his head, and looked at He Ao. "Why exactly did you come here?"
"For something not particularly related to life,"
He Ao smiled and said meaningfully, "I carry the power of life, but I may not be entirely a servant of life."
Hearing this, the white-haired man seemed to recall something. He paused slightly and looked up at He Ao.
Click—
Before he could ask another question, however, the door behind him slowly opened.
He turned around and saw the old man standing in the doorway after pushing it open.
"Speaker Levi?"
Kewei looked at the white-haired figure seated opposite He Ao, momentarily stunned. "Why are you here?"
"I came to see how things were going,"
Levi nodded lightly at him. "You don't need to mind me."
As he