Grandma Shui, did every supernatural power change the world?
The moment the young man before her calmly asked that question,
Shui Linlang's eyes froze slightly.
Then, beneath the clear sunlight reflected off the snow, she fell silent for a moment, seemingly considering how to answer him. After a while, she finally spoke gently and leisurely:
"Are you asking that because of what Teacher told you?"
"For the most part."
Fang Ran answered as he lifted his teacup, then smiled slightly as he looked out at the dazzling stretch of white snow beyond the balcony.
"After all, I'm now the only person in this world who still possesses this power normally."
All along, Fang Ran had wondered what meaning there was in "Infinity" appearing within him. So after hearing the Immortal recount the "legend," recount the history related to supernatural powers,
he wondered whether he too had some obligation to do something.
Hearing him acknowledge himself with that smile, unsure which side she should lean toward this time, Shui Linlang ultimately shook her head and spoke softly:
"Born from the mana tide under the influence of all kinds of underlying concepts in the Dark World, every supernatural power can indeed change the world, but that does not mean every one of them will change the world."
"Just like her, who possesses 'Immortality,' what that power is used for depends entirely on you."
In the end, she still left the choice to the child himself. Shui Linlang blamed herself for being such an incapable elder, already unable to offer him any advice.
But hearing her say that, Fang Ran seemed to relax all at once, his smile becoming a little brighter beneath the sunlight.
"I see. If you say so, Grandma Shui, then I'm relieved."
"Relieved about what?"
Infected by his smile,