Chang Wei nodded approvingly.
"The fact that you can think this way proves that you are no longer the simple girl you once were. You have truly grown into a responsible Creation God. Remember, true power does not lie in what you can do, but in how you choose to do it. The cycle of life and death is part of the universe's natural laws. It gives life value and keeps the universe in balance. You may change the rules, but you must also consider the consequences of doing so."
After hearing this, Arora's gaze deepened. She seemed to be contemplating every word and every meaning behind Chang Wei's words.
Her heart seemed to have been stirred by some invisible force, sending ripples through her soul.
After a moment of silence, she softly asked, "Teacher, are you leaving?"
Her words contained fear of the unknown, reluctance to part, and, more than anything, speculation and curiosity about Chang Wei's identity.
She looked up at Chang Wei. Those eyes that could perceive the essence of all things now seemed lost yet profound, as though they were struggling to pierce through the mist of time and space to catch hold of the figure about to vanish.
Arora could clearly sense that Chang Wei did not belong to this world.
This feeling did not come from Chang Wei's appearance or behavior, but from a deep, indescribable instinct.
As her power grew, that feeling became increasingly intense.
After King of Reincarnation's power awakened within Arora, it granted her unprecedented powers of observation.
She could see the threads of causality intertwining throughout the universe and the wheel of fate slowly turning.
As Psionic Energy spread throughout the various worlds, Arora's power also grew without limit, as if the entire universe were providing her with an endless