Second floor of the castle.
Ms. Moon glanced down the deep, shadowy corridor. Even without investigating, she could use the feedback from the life force field to confirm that there were at least a dozen people on this floor.
Most of them had already fallen asleep, with only a small number still active.
"Teacher mentioned that the window for anomalies might vanish in a flash. If we miss this moment, we may never catch the corresponding anomaly again."
"So, to save time, we'd best split up."
As Ms. Moon spoke, she looked at Mr. Sun. "How about this? I'll inspect the people, and you search for objects."
Anomalies did not adhere to any particular form.
Inanimate objects could also give birth to anomalies, which was why Ms. Moon had arranged things this way.
Mr. Sun understood that time was tight as well and nodded. "All right."
After the two split up, Ms. Moon began inspecting the people in the rooms one by one.
She said she was "looking at people," but people here was actually a broad term, referring to living things. Thus, she had to inspect not only people, but also the cats and dogs living on the second floor, as well as the insects and vermin hidden in the corners.
The search itself was simple, but calculating every life form's underlying logic and confirming the absence of anomalies was difficult.
It also consumed a great deal of energy.
Her workload over this brief period abruptly surged.
In just a few minutes, she felt as though her brain were already burning. To save time, she directly activated her computational power at its highest intensity. Even as a legendary being, such high-spec operation left her dizzy.
However, legendary life forms had already undergone a complete rebirth. That dizziness lasted only