I lay on the bed and closed my eyes.
I wanted to get some proper rest.
I was waiting for news from Ying Gou. By now, they should have nearly delivered R5 and the others' bodies.
A voice sounded by my ear. "Want to know who those invisible people are?"
It was a familiar woman's voice.
System! My eyes flew open. She was actually sitting not far from the bed.
I looked at her. "How did you get in?"
The moment I asked, I regretted it. I never should have asked such an idiotic question.
With her control over time and space far surpassing mine, entering my room should not have been difficult at all.
She smiled. "I simply came in."
"You weren't discovered by the people outside?" I asked curiously. Even if entering my room was not difficult, getting past the guards outside should not have been easy.
"What if I told you I stepped from a hotel over a hundred kilometers away straight into your room? Would you believe me?"
My eyes widened. I did not want to believe it, but I knew that if she could say it, she probably was not lying.
I sighed. "It'd be such a waste not to become a thief with that ability. Go wherever you want, take whatever you want."
She froze for a moment, then laughed. "I didn't expect you to still have such a sense of humor. Actually, with your understanding of space, you should be able to do it too. As long as you know the destination's exact location, it isn't difficult."
I gave a wry smile. "To ordinary people, that would be pure fantasy. It's practically spatial teleportation. I can't do that."
"Want to learn? I can teach you." She walked to the bedside, her face full