"What kind of method is this?"
Beirut's pupils contracted in shock. He immediately said, "Thank you, sir," respectfully, then slowly sat down.
The table Ren had created was made from wind-elemental energy. For a god, this was basic, but different gods could condense elements at different speeds. With Beirut's level of understanding of the Wind Law, he couldn't tell at all how the man before him had done it.
"Was the method you just used simply the effect of wind elements and the Mysteries of Speed? Can those two Mysteries be used like that?"
Feeling that the casual trick Ren had performed contained so many Laws, Beirut couldn't help wondering. For a moment, he was at a loss. He vaguely felt as though he'd grasped something, but wasn't sure.
"Little fellow, how much progress have you made in understanding the Law Mysteries?"
Ren calmly took out a few Spirit Fruits and bit into one. His gaze was sharp as he looked at Beirut with deep, pitch-black eyes.
"Sir, I've understood three of the Darkness Law Mysteries. As for the Wind Law Mysteries..."
Beirut's little eyes darted around. He seemed to sense Ren's desire to nurture his talent. Although he didn't know the man's identity, he could tell that Ren meant no harm, so he immediately gave a detailed account of his cultivation progress.
"You haven't fused any Mysteries yet, have you?" Ren interrupted him, asking with an inscrutable smile.
"Fused Mysteries? Mysteries can be fused?" Beirut replied blankly, confusion showing on his face.
"How much do you know about the Highgod realm?" Ren raised an eyebrow. Beirut's situation didn't surprise him.
In Blue Star's memories, Beirut had once personally taught Linley, telling him that it wasn't best to understand as many Mysteries as possible, but to fuse as many as