Three days later, Duke Moravia emerged from his state of enlightenment. Opening his eyes, he looked at Velin standing guard beside him, understanding in his gaze.
It seemed that, at the very least, his efforts over the years had not been in vain.
Noticing that his grandfather had awakened, Velin opened his eyes as well and rose to walk over.
"Grandfather, how do you feel?"
"I gained a great deal." Duke Moravia did not conceal it. "This insight saved me a thousand years of time."
"However, remember this, boy: the path that being walked can only be observed, never imitated. Otherwise, you'll place an invisible barrier before yourself."
Hearing Duke Moravia's reminder, Velin nodded. "Grandfather, don't worry about that. Someone as lazy as me..."
"That's not what I meant. I mean, someone as opinionated as me will definitely carve out his own path."
"Besides, I think you understand the difficulty of the path of space and time better than I do. And I don't believe I have that kind of talent."
Hearing the boy speak, Duke Moravia felt that his warning had been somewhat unnecessary.
With this boy's temperament, if no one stood behind him with a whip, he would surely be content to remain as he was.
Velin felt uneasy under Duke Moravia's stare and could not help asking, "Grandfather, what kind of look is that?"
Duke Moravia withdrew his gaze. "Thank you for this matter."
"It's nothing. You've helped me a great deal too." Velin shook his head with a smile, though his other hand quietly slipped behind his back.
In an instant, Velin suddenly felt that his right hand was empty. Looking up, he saw that a Magic Memory Crystal Orb had somehow appeared in his grandfather's hand.
"Not a bad idea, but don't use it on