Wasn't this a little too much like squeezing every last drop out of a goose? But it was no longer Lu Cang's problem to worry about.
After all, he was about to leave.
And after seeing the Tree of Wisdom with his own eyes, Lu Cang also felt that one of his wishes had come true.
Through his talent, he had witnessed the secret of the Time Ruins with his own eyes.
Why had the secret of the Time Ruins been witnessed at the Tree of Wisdom? Did reaching the end of his own time count as part of the Time Ruins?
And was this the most crucial secret of the Time Ruins?
The way his wish had come true was certainly winding.
"Ekhatol, send me back," Lu Cang said.
As for how exactly to leave, Lu Cang had already asked.
According to Izpalut's method, he could leave without relying on Ekhatol. He just had to live out his entire life in this cycle of time and space, then, when everything reset on May 18 at the end, max out the Ring of Time Leap spell and jump to the most distant point in time.
That should let him leave this timeline completely.
The only drawback was that it would take far too long. He would have to experience every second himself.
Living out an entire life would take twenty-nine years.
"Finally ready? Then I'll begin."
Ekhatol raised her hand slightly. "Anyway, thank you for freeing me from that place. Without you, I might have been trapped there for a very, very long time."
"Perhaps it wouldn't have been impossible for me to disappear along with an entire timeline."
Ekhatol wore a gentle smile.
Then—whoosh.
The scene before them began to fly past at incredible speed.
In a brief moment,