"I don't know what paths other High-Level Professionals take, but mine seems to be the construction of a world—a world that belongs to me, with life and death, peace and war."
Among the many pivotal moments of fate, Lu PingAn had always felt that two moments mattered most to him. As it happened, neither had much to do with his Foundation of God.
Those were moments that belonged to him alone, the turning points of his destiny.
"...By connecting the knowledge of two worlds and sorting out the nature of the world and pollution, I came to understand what true strength was."
On the Green Planet, Lu PingAn had lost his sight, yet gained the perspective of a true Observer.
The "Vibration Source," or rather, that high-dimensional worldview, had taught Lu PingAn what strength truly meant.
From then on, his three views no longer conflicted with this world. He began to truly integrate into it.
Observation, the power of the Eye of Truth, gave him the ability to "interfere."
"Firebird, that great being, taught me how to walk the path toward strength."
That day, Lu PingAn's recklessness had given him the theoretical foundation needed to reach the summit.
The principles were often the simplest things. The true secret lay in the little techniques of reaching the summit. Fortunately, Lu PingAn had a good pair of eyes and had encountered the friendliest of the Twelve Pillars.
"Turning oneself into a vast 'source of information,' and preserving oneself amid endless accumulation and combination—that is the hardest part."
Soldiers needed formations for long marches, goods needed carts and crates for transport, and an entire nation needed all kinds of rules and institutions to keep it running steadily.
Rules—or rather, "self-restraint"—were the true lifeline of Professionals.
Once one lost oneself, death was hardly the