Dream Passage?
The information in Wang Yong's memories was something Ronan had never learned in the "Inner Earth," yet it matched both his on-site judgment and the rough space-time model constructed through "Great Comprehension." Mora, Black Lion, and the other Extraordinary Species who had experienced the "Thirteenth District" had never mentioned this key trait. It did not seem like deliberate concealment, though... Li Wei had most likely covered it up.
By comparison, the "Dream Passage" was closer to the core secret of the "Thirteenth District."
There were also some more specific things.
For example, Li Wei.
The Li Wei in Wang Yong's eyes and memories was a subject Ronan paid particular attention to and found highly interesting.
Ronan had never dealt with Li Wei face-to-face—well, those few encounters with the "Pale Demon Eye" did not count. What he had heard of Li Wei from Mora, Black Lion, and the others had passed through several layers of retelling, making it difficult to form a concrete image. Today, he finally had the chance to look directly through Wang Yong's eyes at that "Turtle Hermit" with excessive patience and ambition.
The bubble of memory trembled, refracting monotonous yet hazy light.
In the long passageway, lights unchanged for ten years illuminated every corner, leaving almost no shadows. One could see all the way to the end. At the far end, a "young man" in his twenties slowly approached.
His skin was so fair and lustrous that it seemed to glow, while his steel-blue hair was especially jarring, as though spun from some flexible metal and devoid of the feeling of a living person. His eyes were not small, but there was too much white in them, so he never seemed to look anyone directly in the eye. Yet it was impossible to tell whether