Some thoughts that had nothing to do with him lingered in his mind.
Before awakening this talent, Lu Cang had never noticed that these thoughts weren't his. He had simply thought they were natural and ordinary.
Only after awakening this talent
did he suddenly realize
that so many thoughts had been planted in his mind.
When?
By whom?
Lu Cang didn't immediately suspect Lotie. He simply thought, Lotie would never hurt me.
Lu Cang watched that thought drift through his mind.
It was a thought that had absolutely nothing to do with him.
And yet it had appeared, and was beginning to sway his thinking.
"Lotie..."
Lu Cang couldn't feel any anger. His heart was as calm as still water, and no matter what, he couldn't bring himself to hate Lotie.
He already knew Lotie was behind this.
But he felt no aversion toward her.
He had to cast these thoughts aside.
That was what he told himself.
Lu Cang calmed himself and followed the Meditation Method he had learned, stilling his mind.
There were many Meditation Methods in the world, and they were useful in all sorts of situations.
Warriors used meditation to regulate their energy and breathing. Mages used it to speed up the recovery of their mana. Healers used it to restore a portion of the Healing Spells they could cast each day.
Meditation was a way to regulate one's consciousness and mind.
In many situations, consciousness and the mind affected one's condition, and thus one's combat ability and progress.
A mage whose mind was in turmoil couldn't learn as well as one who was focused.
Calm...
Meditate...
Dispel the distracting thoughts in his mind.
Try to uproot those thoughts that had come from nowhere.
But as Lu Cang closed his eyes to meditate, he felt that