Si Yao watched Li Yilin's series of actions with curiosity. She didn't feel nervous or afraid at all; she trusted that her teacher wouldn't hurt her.
Li Yilin glanced at her. Seeing her looking at him with those innocent, wide eyes, he couldn't help smiling, and felt reassured as well.
All those years of carefully teaching her—no, of painstakingly teaching her—and spending vast resources to cultivate her hadn't been in vain.
"Didn't you want to shine in the Genius Tournament?" he asked with a smile. Si Yao's eyes immediately lit up, and she asked eagerly, "Teacher, you have a way, don't you?"
"I have a treasure that, if all goes well, can greatly improve your talent. But it's extremely precious. Once you have it, you mustn't tell anyone until you're strong enough. Otherwise, you'll only bring disaster upon yourself." Li Yilin's expression was solemn.
Si Yao nodded repeatedly and said earnestly, "I understand, Teacher." She might seem innocent, but she wasn't truly ignorant of the world. She naturally understood how people could be swayed by the prospect of personal gain.
She might seem excitable, but she never acted carelessly about anything she'd agreed or promised to do. Li Yilin trusted her on that.
He raised his hand, and a silver fruit appeared in his palm.
Si Yao had never known silver could be so dazzling. That flash of silver seemed to encompass every law, making it impossible to look away.
Brilliant silver light and a powerful phenomenon filled the training room. Si Yao couldn't help taking a deep breath. The law fluctuations, which had been obscure and barely perceptible, suddenly became much clearer. Shock flashed across her face.
What kind of treasure was this?
Just breathing it in could improve Law Comprehension. Wouldn't eating it have an even more astonishing