Wenren Sheng looked around once more, then finally left.
Professor Wen, the chief researcher, saw him off at the main gate. Glancing back, he said with some concern, "Source Spirits are no ordinary power. Human rationality fluctuates—it is strong when one is young and weakens in old age. Once rationality weakens, the anchor can no longer be maintained."
"Yes. That is why you need to research a method that allows their rationality to grow. Collisions can generate rationality; you can make good use of that principle," Wenren Sheng suggested.
"Thank you for your guidance, Teacher Wen. We will study how to make use of it properly." Professor Wen nodded.
Feeling relieved, he watched Wenren Sheng leave before returning to the laboratory.
Teacher Wen truly deserved to be called the World's Greatest Otherworldly User. He had seemed utterly dependable today, like no accident could ever bring him down.
That terrifying snake head had sent his colleagues scattering in panic, yet Teacher Wen had restrained it in the blink of an eye.
In this terrifying world, having someone dependable around was truly reassuring.
In times of peaceful competition, people were intensely jealous of the strong around them. But in dangerous times of war and chaos, people only wished for those beside them to be as strong as possible.
Anyone who could still feel jealous at such a time was hopelessly foolish.
Wenren Sheng had not gone far beyond the base gates when a snake-like shadow rose from a patch of lush green grass.
Bai Yunzi stood amid the clustered snake shadows.
"Greetings, Teacher." She appeared very respectful.
"Is something the matter?" Wenren Sheng smiled.
He felt that she ought to receive some real education as well, lest she suddenly gained power beyond her own station and lost herself.
"Teacher, you once created