Ke Meng's arrival drew repeated glances from everyone in the classroom.
The teacher also instinctively glanced his way out of the corner of her eye.
She might have been fine if she hadn't looked, but what she saw startled her.
Wasn't that the principal?
Then she looked more closely and spotted the founder of the Cthulhu Spirituality Meditation Method-Ke Meng!
"Principal! Teacher Ke!" Teacher Yin exclaimed in shock. She hadn't expected an ordinary freshman class to attract the attention of two such prominent figures.
The principal's visit was one thing, but even the internationally renowned Mr. Ke Meng had come in person.
"Teacher Yin, we're only sitting in. Please continue your lecture."
"All right." Teacher Yin resumed explaining the classifications of Special Items and handed out an item to each student.
Ke Meng noticed that Chen Momo was among them.
The girl had already noticed him and even greeted him. Ke Meng nodded in response.
After distributing the items, Teacher Yin hurried over to the principal's side and spoke to Ke Meng. "Teacher Ke, what brings you here? I've had a few questions about cultivating spirituality lately. May I ask you about them?"
"Go ahead," Ke Meng said casually, his eyes fixed on the students.
To the principal and the others, Ke Meng seemed to be observing how well people handled using the items. Only Ke Meng knew that he was watching the changes in everyone's lives.
Those invisible "lifelines" remained fixed on each person's body, motionless and seemingly immutable.
But whenever they used an item, no matter how slight its side effects, that line between life and death swayed from side to side.
The movement was extremely subtle, but Ke Meng could indeed see it.
After they finished using a Special Item, their lifelines became motionless again, remarkably stable.