So that was why Professor Lisha had gone to report it? It was touching that she took my opinion so seriously.
Cas suddenly said something startling, revealing why she had come. At that moment, Fu Qian sensed Lisha's trust in him.
It seemed that although she'd said she was fine during the examination, she'd still gone to find someone for a second opinion after he left.
As for now, the situation seemed even simpler. If the follow-up had found nothing wrong, why would Cas have rushed to a place she hadn't visited in years?
"Yes. To be precise, it wasn't that I hadn't slept well last night. It had started even earlier."
Professor Lisha didn't say a word. She only looked over with some apprehension, so Fu Qian gave a slight nod and added, without the least bit of tact, "It started before that."
"So where do you think the problem lies?"
Ignoring Lisha, who looked almost pale from being stabbed with words, Cas turned to Fu Qian and asked naturally.
"It's like being nourished by nature, constantly growing."
Fu Qian didn't hold back. He casually described what his visual radar had observed.
Honestly, it even sounded like a positive effect.
Even the most laid-back players generally couldn't resist the idea of leveling up while idle.
Though as the person involved, Professor Lisha didn't look any less troubled.
From this perspective alone, Cas had made good use of Lisha by assigning her to guard the divine flesh.
No matter how much she knew about Kalaodola, Lisha had at least experienced firsthand that power came at a price.
Getting something for nothing? It was only natural to be wary.
"What do you think could be causing it?"
What was more, even the esteemed dean of the Academy of Revelation hadn't