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Between worlds, aside from "distance", direction has no meaning. Distance is a common term derived from the manifestation of mutual influence, and time is also correlative...

An Yang's cognitive understanding regarding the worlds became much clearer in his mind.

From Natalie, he undoubtedly gained many useful clarifications. Although they were of no substantial help to him at present, as Natalie said, this kind of clarification of the unknown easily brought a sense of satisfaction. He firmly believed that one day he would inevitably peer into the essence between worlds, but there was still a long way to go before growing to that point.

"Thank you, Lady Natalie."

"You're welcome. It's just an exchange anyway."

"It's getting late, so I'll be heading back first."

"Alright. I'll stay here to read. I have a preference for coming to the library at night; it's a bit quieter."

"Then goodbye, Lady Natalie."

"Alright... wait a minute!"

An Yang had already turned around, but hearing Natalie's words, he turned back to look at her. "Do you have anything else?"

Natalie gazed at the book in his hand and finally couldn't help asking, "Pardon my bluntness, but... have you already prepared to advance to Tier 2 Scholar so quickly?"

"Yes."

An Yang answered frankly.

Natalie could not conceal the deep shock in her eyes.

"A genius! You are truly a supreme genius!"

"You flatter me."

"However... let me offer you a word of warning. Lord Lou Luo's students seem to advance very quickly, but their personal strength often fails to keep up, leading to many deaths during missions. Although you aren't like them, only knowing how to meditate, your promotion speed is faster than all of theirs, and the time you spend is far too brief. Other disciplines might not keep up, and neither will other