The Divine Cause Calibration Summer Camp [Ten Thousand Update, Monthly Ticket Request] (Continued)

He suddenly realized that there were many colors around him.

From what he could see, the "divine factors" were not monotonous yellow-white glowing bodies, but a dazzling array of colors.

Most of them had gathered into streams of light that wound and flowed through the room. Some were scattered throughout the corners, appearing especially quiet. "So this is what 'divine factors' are?"

Dark suddenly understood, and the understanding taking shape in his mind became increasingly complete. He reached out to touch them.

That patch of "divine factors" naturally caved outward, as if his fingers had pressed into it.

In truth, he did not feel as though he had touched anything. Yet that sensation of "touching nothing at all" seemed to be exactly what it felt like to touch "divine factors."

Dark suddenly swept out his hand and grabbed, and sure enough, he caught a cluster of "divine factors" in his palm. Holding it up, he compared it with the "divine factors" in Principal Arte's hand and found no difference.

But when he opened his hand, the "divine factors" naturally drifted away. They could not remain in his palm like those in Principal Arte's hand. He could roughly understand why.

Because those "divine factors" belonged to Principal Arte, not him.

"It seems you've already formed an understanding of 'divine factors,'" Principal Arte said admiringly.

After thinking for a moment, Dark asked, "How were these 'divine factors' obtained... through duels?"

Principal Arte merely smiled and shook her head. "Didn't I say? We were having a pajama party."

Dark's expression tightened slightly. After a while, he said, "Not through duels?" "Not through duels," Professor Sylph said. "We only played a few little games."

Dark could not help asking, "How did you do it?" Professor Sylph shook her head, indicating that she did not