Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing is appointed as the Dean of Edge Academy by Mister.
• Mister explains that Zheng Qing's trait of sacrifice makes him suitable for the position.
• Mister reveals that Zheng Qing's sacrifice helped create Colmar, who won't object to him being the dean.
• Mister hints that Zheng Qing's control over Taiyi will elevate to the next level by inheriting the luck of being the first dean.
• Mister discusses the initially planned candidate for the school, Professor Monteria, who failed due to his illegal experiments.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing accepts his new role as Dean of Edge Academy, demonstrating growth in responsibility and acceptance of his fate.
• Mister shows his strategic thinking and understanding of Destiny's tricks, revealing his role in orchestrating events.

Significant Themes

• Sacrifice: Zheng Qing's willingness to sacrifice for others is highlighted as a key trait, making him suitable for the role of Edge Academy's dean.
• Destiny and Fate: Mister discusses how Destiny loves to play tricks, leading to unexpected outcomes and reversals of fortune.
• Responsibility: Zheng Qing grapples with the weight of his new responsibility and the hope of escaping it.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and Mister: Zheng Qing interacts with Mister, seeking clarification and trying to find a way out of his new responsibility. Mister provides guidance and reveals crucial information about Zheng Qing's past and future.
• Zheng Qing and Colmar: Zheng Qing is reminded of Colmar, the other vice dean of Edge Academy, and her efforts in establishing the academy.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing learns about 'Legendary Degree,' a concept related to high-level wizards who gain recognition due to their extraordinary magical experiences.
• The gentleman explains that a wizard's connection to Destiny, represented by 'Karma,' can be severed to some extent, allowing them to transcend Destiny and see the mesh of the 'net' binding them.
• The gentleman discusses various legendary titles, their origins, and the accumulation of 'Legendary Degree' for advancement.
• Zheng Qing asks about 'bad titles' and learns that 'Legendary Degree' is a third-party concept, measuring a wizard's legendary status without considering the nature of the title.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing shows curiosity and eagerness to learn about legendary titles and their significance.
• The gentleman demonstrates patience and clarity in explaining complex magical concepts to Zheng Qing.

Significant Themes

• The complexity of a wizard's connection to Destiny and the struggle to transcend it.
• The accumulation of 'Legendary Degree' and its role in a wizard's advancement.
• The neutral nature of 'Legendary Degree,' which measures legendary status without considering the nature of the title.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing interacts with the gentleman, asking questions and seeking clarification on the topic of 'Legendary Degree.'
• The gentleman provides detailed explanations and examples to help Zheng Qing understand the concept better.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing meets with his teacher at Sanyou Bookstore.
• The teacher reveals that Zheng Qing is considered a legend by many at First University due to various events and achievements.
• The teacher discusses Zheng Qing's potential as a Forbidden Spell and his status as the teacher's personal disciple, which adds to his legendary status.
• The teacher compares Zheng Qing's legendary status to that of his senior sister, Little Colmar, and explains that her true legendary deed is her work in the North District and the establishment of the Edge Academy.
• Zheng Qing expresses his reluctance to become the Dean of Edge Academy, feeling unworthy and preferring his senior sister to continue in the role.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing: Realizes the extent of his legendary status and feels overwhelmed and unworthy, especially regarding the Edge Academy deanship.
• Teacher: Shows his wisdom and knowledge of the wizarding world's politics and legends, guiding Zheng Qing while revealing little about his own abilities.

Significant Themes

• Legacy and Legend: The teacher emphasizes the importance of acknowledging one's legendary nature and the power of legends in shaping a wizard's status and influence.
• Comparison and Rivalry: The teacher compares Zheng Qing's and Little Colmar's legendary deeds, highlighting the differences in their paths and the significance of their actions.
• Responsibility and Worthiness: Zheng Qing grapples with the idea of taking on the Edge Academy deanship, feeling unworthy and uncertain about his ability to live up to the role.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and his Teacher: The teacher guides Zheng Qing, revealing his legendary status and the significance of his actions, while Zheng Qing expresses his doubts and insecurities.
• Zheng Qing and Little Colmar (implied): Zheng Qing's thoughts about his senior sister's achievements and his feelings of guilt for potentially replacing her.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Mister explains his interpretation of the 'edge' in society, extending beyond peripheral areas to include any parts not belonging to the 'majority.'
• Zheng Qing is astonished to learn that Councilwoman Su is considered an 'outsider' by Mister.
• Mister suggests that Zheng Qing will attract groups like Councilwoman Su to join the Edge Academy when he becomes the Dean.
• Mister offers Zheng Qing a Mystic Yellow Fruit as a legacy, along with all the knowledge in the room, and proposes a test to determine if Zheng Qing accepts his troubles.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing: Realizes the depth of Mister's perspective on society, feels overwhelmed by the responsibilities Mister leaves him, and shows interest in the legacy and test.
• Mister: Demonstrates his vast knowledge and unique perspective, shows no intention of retracting his statement about Zheng Qing's capabilities, and offers Zheng Qing a legacy and a test.

Significant Themes

• The 'edge' in society, extending beyond peripheral areas to include any parts not belonging to the 'majority.'
• The responsibilities and challenges that come with power and knowledge.
• The importance of perspective in understanding societal structures.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and Mister: Zheng Qing questions Mister's interpretations and feels overwhelmed by the responsibilities left to him, while Mister offers guidance and a test to boost Zheng Qing's confidence.
• Zheng Qing and the Yellow Flower Cat: The cat expresses displeasure at the appearance of the Mystic Yellow Fruit, suggesting it had been used before.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing, despite being a low-level wizard, possesses immense power due to gifts from Mister, Crow, and Taiyi. He's offered the Mystic Yellow Fruit, which could greatly benefit wizards of any level.
• Zheng Qing decides not to consume the fruit himself, as its marginal effect on him is minimal. He considers using it to help others.
• He first asks Mister if the fruit could strengthen his 'shell,' but Mister declines, stating it has no effect on him now.
• Zheng Qing then asks if Taiyi could benefit from the fruit, but the Yellow Flower Cat dismisses this, claiming Taiyi is 'dead' and wouldn't benefit from it.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing demonstrates his maturity and wisdom by considering the fruit's best use rather than consuming it himself.
• The Yellow Flower Cat reveals its past, including its failed attempt to become a Legendary Werewolf and its current Archwizard status.

Significant Themes

• The power of the Mystic Yellow Fruit and its potential to greatly benefit wizards.
• Zheng Qing's selflessness and consideration for others, prioritizing their growth over his own.
• The Yellow Flower Cat's desperation to regain its Legendary status.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and Mister: Zheng Qing seeks Mister's advice on using the fruit, and Mister provides guidance but declines to use the fruit himself.
• Zheng Qing and the Yellow Flower Cat: Zheng Qing considers using the fruit to help the cat regain its Legendary status, and the cat eagerly agrees, offering to sign a spirit contract with Zheng Qing.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing gives the Mystic Yellow Fruit to the Yellow Flower Cat.
• Mister discusses Zheng Qing's past actions at the Wander Bar, revealing Zheng Qing's indifference to things not belonging to him.
• Mister evaluates Zheng Qing as selfish but in a positive light, comparing it to the spirit of a seeker of the Way.
• Mister predicts Zheng Qing will handle the bookstore, Edge Academy, and the Forbidden Spell similarly to how he handled the fruit.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing: Reflects on his past actions and grapples with Mister's assessment of him as selfish.
• The Yellow Flower Cat: Shows eagerness to advance to Legendary and quickly takes the fruit without hesitation.

Significant Themes

• Selfishness vs. selflessness: Mister argues that selfishness is not inherently bad and can even lead to selfless actions.
• Belonging: Zheng Qing's understanding of what belongs to him and what doesn't has evolved over time.
• Handling responsibilities: Zheng Qing is expected to handle the bookstore, Edge Academy, and the Forbidden Spell responsibly, similar to how he handled the Mystic Yellow Fruit.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and Mister: They have a philosophical discussion about Zheng Qing's nature and his handling of responsibilities.
• Zheng Qing and the Yellow Flower Cat: The cat quickly takes the fruit, showing its eagerness to advance, while Zheng Qing expresses displeasure at being called a cat.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Sanyou Bookstore's display window cracks, and the sky begins to shatter, revealing a starry sky and plunging the world into an abyss.
• Mister retrieves the Kaisiu Leaf from Zheng Qing's pocket and transforms it back into a small boat.
• Mister and Zheng Qing leave the bookstore on the small boat, while a residual trace of Mister's power remains to handle the aftermath of the school's affairs.
• The Yellow Flower Cat appears and engages in a conversation with Mister about Zheng Qing and Monteria's failures.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing: Realizes they haven't left the higher-dimensional realm yet and feels a sense of urgency to learn more about his Spellbook and defeating the Leviathan.
• Mister: Shows a hint of emotion regarding the passage of time and his role in Zheng Qing's journey. He also reveals that he left a residual trace of his power to handle the school's affairs.
• The Yellow Flower Cat: Expresses concern for Zheng Qing's safety and reveals that Mister entrusted it with taking care of Zheng Qing in the future. It also shows disdain for Monteria's failure and criticizes Mister for not placing the responsibility of Edge Academy on it.

Significant Themes

• The passage of time and the inevitability of change.
• The importance of upholding principles and pure emotions in the face of temptation.
• The consequences of rushing into opportunities without careful consideration (as seen with Monteria's failure).

Character Interactions

• Mister and Zheng Qing: Mister reassures Zheng Qing about their situation and pushes him onto the small boat, showing a hint of emotion about their journey together.
• Mister and The Yellow Flower Cat: They discuss Zheng Qing's future, Monteria's failure, and the responsibilities of Edge Academy. The cat expresses concern for Zheng Qing and criticizes Mister for not placing the responsibility of Edge Academy on it.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing travels through a stream of light in a leaf-boat, experiencing illusory scenes.
• He returns to the cave with the altar, finding his physical body in a peculiar pose.
• The scene of the Sea of Clouds World, where Zheng Qing is battling the Leviathan, appears before him.
• Mister explains that they are lingering on a time slice in a higher-dimensional world, causing different possibilities to accumulate in Zheng Qing's future.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing shows growth in his magical abilities and understanding of his lessons, recalling the principle of Clone Transformation.
• Mister demonstrates his knowledge and power, pulling a Black Gemstone Cat from the void and using it to create a clone.

Significant Themes

• The non-linear flow of time in higher-dimensional worlds.
• The principle of Equivalent Exchange and the law of conservation of Magic Power.
• The use of clones to bear the backlash of Magic Rituals.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and Mister interact, with Mister guiding and teaching Zheng Qing.
• Zheng Qing's clone, the Black Gemstone Cat, is used by Mister to demonstrate Clone Transformation.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing learns that using Forbidden Spells in his current state requires 'sacrifice,' either of himself or a clone.
• Mister reveals that theoretically, other powerful souls can be used, but he discourages it due to potential contamination and distracting thoughts.
• Zheng Qing learns about the 'Mysterious Aggregation Principle' and the dangers of clones.
• Mister activates the 'Book of Order' using Zheng Qing's blood, marking the beginning of Zheng Qing's journey with the Forbidden Spellbook.
• Mister warns Zheng Qing that the book's effects may differ between him and Zheng Qing.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing: Shows curiosity and concern about the consequences of using Forbidden Spells, and demonstrates perceptiveness in understanding the implications of Mister's teachings.
• Mister: Exhibits patience and thoroughness in explaining complex concepts to Zheng Qing, and shows concern for Zheng Qing's well-being and progress.

Significant Themes

• The consequences and dangers of using powerful magic, such as Forbidden Spells.
• The importance of understanding and control in cultivating one's abilities.
• The potential dangers and benefits of clones in magic practice.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and Mister: Their interaction is primarily a teacher-student dynamic, with Mister patiently explaining complex concepts to Zheng Qing, who asks questions and seeks clarification.
• Zheng Qing and his Spellbook: Zheng Qing begins his journey with the Forbidden Spellbook, which will play a significant role in his cultivation and development.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing's consciousness returns to his body, restarting the Sea of Clouds World.
• Mister uses the Book of Order to erase the Leviathan's avatar and communicates with the real Leviathan, who submits to him.
• Mister settles the karma between Taiyi and the Leviathan, instructing them to repair the world together.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing gains a deeper understanding of the Book of Order and its power.
• The Leviathan, after witnessing Mister's power, submits to him, showing respect and fear.
• Taiyi demonstrates obedience and caution in Mister's presence.

Significant Themes

• Power and Respect: Mister's display of power earns him respect from the Leviathan and Taiyi.
• Order and Destiny: The Book of Order emphasizes the rules that govern the world and the consequences of defying them.
• Karma and Settlement: Mister settles the karma between Taiyi and the Leviathan, indicating the importance of balance and resolution.

Character Interactions

• Mister and the Leviathan: Mister's power intimidates the Leviathan, leading to his submission.
• Mister and Taiyi: Mister shows no fear towards Taiyi, treating it like a child, and commands it to repair the world.
• Zheng Qing and Mister: Zheng Qing witnesses Mister's power and understands the Book of Order better, deepening his respect for Mister.

Key Plot Points and Events

• A powerful Ancient One, Yog, is descending upon Puji Island, sensed by all high-ranking Wizards.
• Professor Monteria, piloting 'Yuanshi', refuses to let Professor Emma return to the island, fearing her alliance with the Starry Sky.
• Shi Hui, a Legendary Witch, engages Kotos, a Giant Legendary, to prevent him from reaching the island.
• The Speaker of the Dark Council intervenes, urging a peaceful resolution.
• Yog's descent accelerates, filling the outer sea with orbs reflecting devoured worlds.

Character Developments

• Professor Monteria's fear and desperation are revealed as he clings to Professor Emma, showing his panic about the Starry Sky's involvement.
• Shi Hui demonstrates her power and determination to protect Puji Island, even against another Legendary.
• The Speaker of the Dark Council shows his manipulative nature, trying to appease both Shi Hui and Kotos while avoiding direct intervention.

Significant Themes

• The conflict between traditional Wizards and the Starry Sky, representing divergent paths.
• The power dynamics and alliances among Wizards, Legendaries, and other factions.
• The threat posed by Ancient Ones and the desperation it induces in those facing it.

Character Interactions

• Professor Emma and Monteria: Emma tries to disengage from Monteria, who clings to her, fearing her alliance with the Starry Sky.
• Shi Hui and Kotos: Shi Hui attacks Kotos to prevent him from reaching the island, showing no mercy despite his recent advancement.
• The Speaker of the Dark Council and Kotos: The Speaker tries to reason with Kotos, claiming to have taken a hit for him, but Kotos is unimpressed.
• Shi Hui and the Speaker of the Dark Council: Shi Hui ignores the Speaker's attempts to intervene, determined to protect Puji Island.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The First University deploys five incantations, creating a series of world births and deaths, resulting in the appearance of five treasures: a Profound Yellow Pagoda, a Scepter, a Great Seal, a Treasure Pearl, and an Imperial Bell.
• These treasures arrange themselves in the sky above Puji Island, forming the Two Principles and Three Talents.
• The Speaker of the Dark Council and Kotos, the Many-armed Giant, observe the scene from the shore, discussing the power and limitations of the First University's Forbidden Spells.

Character Developments

• The Speaker of the Dark Council reveals his knowledge and caution about the First University's power, hinting at his experience and wisdom.
• Kotos, the Many-armed Giant, demonstrates its strategic thinking and indifference to its own injuries, focusing on learning from the rare event unfolding before it.

Significant Themes

• The power and limitations of magic, particularly Forbidden Spells, are explored, highlighting the importance of the caster's level and the scarcity of powerful magic users.
• The theme of chaos and opportunity is introduced, with Kotos suggesting that the invitation to the Starry Sky and the Dark Council was an attempt to profit from the chaos caused by the Ancient One's descent.

Character Interactions

• The Speaker of the Dark Council and Kotos engage in a conversation that reveals their differing perspectives and goals, with the Speaker warning Kotos not to expect too much from the Beings of the Starry Sky, while Kotos remains indifferent to the Speaker's accusations of collusion.
• The interaction between the two characters hints at a power dynamic, with the Speaker appearing to be more experienced and knowledgeable, while Kotos maintains a strategic and unemotional demeanor.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yog-Sothoth, an ancient cosmic entity, begins to manifest in the World.
• Three Legendary Wizards from First University - Vice Principal Ruo Yu, Witch Shi Hui, and Professor Yao - ascend to counter Yog-Sothoth's influence.
• They attempt to hold back the invasion using powerful incantations, but fail, and the World starts to be distorted by alien Knowledge.
• A Panda, later revealed to be the legendary creature Pan Gu, appears and starts consuming the radiant spheres, countering Yog-Sothoth's influence.

Character Developments

• Vice Principal Ruo Yu demonstrates his power and wisdom, leading the counterattack against Yog-Sothoth.
• Witch Shi Hui shows her resilience and adaptability, maintaining her composure despite the backlash from her incantation.
• Professor Yao shows vulnerability, being the first to succumb to the backlash of his incantation.
• Pan Gu, the Panda, is revealed to be a powerful and ancient entity, capable of countering Yog-Sothoth's influence.

Significant Themes

• The power of incantations and the backlash they cause.
• The struggle against ancient cosmic entities and their influence on the World.
• The resilience and adaptability of the characters in the face of overwhelming power.

Character Interactions

• Ruo Yu, Shi Hui, and Yao work together to counter Yog-Sothoth's influence, demonstrating unity and teamwork.
• The Many-armed Giant Kotos and the Speaker of the Dark Council observe the events, discussing the power dynamics at play.
• Pan Gu's appearance and actions show a disconnect from the human characters, highlighting the vast power gap between them.

Key Plot Points and Events

• A newly ascended Legendary, Kotos, is involved in a tense situation with the Speaker of the Dark Council, who is worried about the consequences of their actions.
• An Ancient One, a Panda, is eating seven-colored glowing 'rice balls' in a forest clearing, while other Legendary beings watch warily.
• The sky is filled with a giant, blurred face, and various stars representing Ancient Ones appear, indicating a gathering of great power.
• The Panda suddenly eats half the sky, revealing the real starry sky, but it's quickly obscured again by the giant face and more stars.

Character Developments

• Kotos, a newly ascended Legendary, is initially oblivious to the gravity of the situation but becomes more aware of the danger.
• The Speaker of the Dark Council is worried and melancholic, fearing for his life and the destruction of his path.

Significant Themes

• The power and danger of Ancient Ones, and the consequences of their actions.
• The tension and uncertainty of the situation, with the potential for destruction and death.
• The theme of fate and destiny, with the Speaker of the Dark Council feeling that fate is malicious towards him.

Character Interactions

• Kotos and the Speaker of the Dark Council communicate through thoughts, with the Speaker warning Kotos about staring directly at the starry sky.
• Kotos is initially fascinated by the Panda's eating, but the Speaker warns him about the danger of staring at the sky, indicating the power and potential danger of the Panda.
• The Panda's actions, eating the sky and revealing the real starry sky, show its power and indifference to the other Ancient Ones.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Auspicious clouds and light appear, followed by a surge of Purple Qi that obscures the sky and makes other stars seem small.
• The "big face" in the sky shrinks and its doors disappear, except for one behind the "bright moon."
• Seven large stars (red, blue, white, blood, gold, silver, green) and the Purple Qi remain in the sky.
• A figure accompanied by a young wizard (Zheng Qing) and a handsome young man (Leviathan) approaches Puji Island.
• Monteria, a Giant God Soldier, recognizes the figure as the Principal of First University.

Character Developments

• The Principal of First University is revealed to be the central figure, showing wisdom and knowledge about the Ancient Ones and the starry sky.
• Zheng Qing demonstrates curiosity and admiration for the Ancient Ones and their projections in the starry sky.
• Leviathan, despite his cracked face, shows thoughtfulness and attentiveness to the Principal's words.

Significant Themes

• The relationship between the world and the starry sky, with the latter being a reflection of the former.
• The concept of projections and shadows, with those who walk the Starry Sky Path existing within the reflection, and those who don't leaving a shadow in the starry sky.

Character Interactions

• The Principal of First University interacts with Zheng Qing and Leviathan, providing them with knowledge about the Ancient Ones and the starry sky.
• Zheng Qing and Leviathan accompany the Principal, with Zheng Qing asking questions and Leviathan thoughtfully listening.
• Monteria, unseen by the others, listens to the Principal's conversation and recognizes the figures approaching Puji Island.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The purple energy, signifying the return of the Principal (Wu), arrives at First University.
• The Guardian Formation and Legendary figures sense his arrival.
• The Principal's return brings relief and fear to various characters.
• The Panda and Old Wizard Abraham discuss Wu's return and the state of Puji Island.
• Wu, accompanied by Zheng Qing and Leviathan, returns to school, with Wu explaining the nature of the stars on both banks of the Galaxy.
• Wu shares a philosophical insight about the differences in perception and change between newborns and ancient beings.

Character Developments

• Wu (The Principal): Returns to Puji Island, causing a mix of relief and fear among the characters. He demonstrates his wisdom and philosophical depth in his conversation with Zheng Qing.
• Zheng Qing: Shows curiosity and eagerness to learn, identifying the stars on the Galaxy's banks and engaging in a discussion with Wu about the Demon Ancestor.
• Leviathan: Experiences a sense of disparity and shock upon learning about Wu's and Zheng Qing's accomplishments, reflecting on its own journey and the nature of cultivation.
• Abraham (Old Wizard): Returns to Puji Island, expressing his desire to teach the students despite the bustling mortal world. He engages in a brief exchange with the Panda.

Significant Themes

• Power and Wisdom: Wu's return highlights his power and wisdom, causing both relief and fear among the characters.
• Cultivation and Growth: Wu's philosophical insight about the differences in perception and change between newborns and ancient beings underscores the nature of cultivation and growth.
• Fear and Respect: The characters' reactions to Wu's return demonstrate the fear and respect they hold for him, reflecting the power dynamics in their world.

Character Interactions

• Wu and Zheng Qing: Wu shares his knowledge and insights with Zheng Qing, fostering a mentor-mentee relationship.
• Wu and Leviathan: Wu's conversation with Leviathan serves as a reflection on the nature of cultivation and growth, challenging Leviathan's perspective.
• Panda and Abraham: The Panda and Abraham engage in a brief exchange, revealing their differing views on the state of Puji Island and the bustling mortal world.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing encounters Abraham, an ascetic-like old man in white robes, who is later revealed to be a powerful being.
• The Demon Ancestor and R'lyeh, the former Sea Demon King, appear and accompany Abraham.
• Abraham questions Zheng Qing about his worth and his role in the world's reshaping.
• Zheng Qing gives a profound response, impressing the Ancient Ones, and his words are accompanied by supernatural phenomena.
• The Old Panda gives Zheng Qing a bamboo shoot, which he eats, expressing gratitude to the Old Panda.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing demonstrates maturity and insight beyond his years, showing his potential as a leader and a key figure in the world's reshaping.
• Abraham, the Demon Ancestor, and R'lyeh are established as powerful, ancient beings with significant influence.
• The Old Panda shows a playful and nurturing side, supporting Zheng Qing's growth.

Significant Themes

• The role of youth in shaping the future and the world's reshaping.
• The power dynamics between ancient beings and the new generation.
• The concept of fate and destiny in the world's reshaping.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing interacts with Abraham, the Demon Ancestor, and R'lyeh, holding his own despite their power and age.
• Zheng Qing seeks Mister's approval before eating the bamboo shoot, showing his respect and dependence on Mister.
• The Old Panda and Zheng Qing share a moment of connection over the bamboo shoot, highlighting their bond.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Ancient Ones, including Mister, Abraham, the Demon Ancestor, and R'lyeh, visit the school.
• Mister reveals he is no longer an Ancient One and declines to explain how he transcended.
• Three powerful female figures from the starry sky arrive: a golden-robed girl, a tall witch, and a slender witch.
• Mister leads Zheng Qing, Leviathan, and the Ancient Ones into the First Grand Hall, which is packed with students and staff.
• The hall transforms with lit-up floor patterns and a starry sky ceiling, reflecting the visitors' auras.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing feels nervous and out of place among the powerful visitors.
• Mister shows understanding and care towards Zheng Qing and the students' experience.
• Old Man Ruo Yu shows concern for the students' safety but respects Mister's decision.

Significant Themes

• The differences between the traditional and starry sky paths of magic.
• The awe and respect for powerful and ancient beings.
• The impact of powerful beings' presence on the environment.

Character Interactions

• Mister interacts with the Ancient Ones, showing familiarity and respect.
• Zheng Qing feels overwhelmed by the presence of the Ancient Ones and the students' stares.
• Mister and Old Man Ruo Yu discuss the students' presence, showing Mister's consideration for their experience.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The First Grand Hall is filled with magical creatures, now appearing innocent due to the presence of Ancient Ones.
• Zheng Qing and other young wizards enter the hall, guided by professors.
• Mister, the principal, gives a speech about Time Loops, the terror of monotony, and the importance of exploring the unknown.
• He warns about the risks of deviating from one's destiny and the consequences of making uninformed wishes.
• Ancient Ones, professors, and students of Legendary rank or above are to stay, while others leave.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing tries to maintain composure in front of the Ancient Ones.
• Mister reveals his ambition to explore new unknowns.
• The Ancient Ones remain dignified and silent, showing no reaction to Mister's speech.

Significant Themes

• The terror of monotony and the importance of breaking free from repetitive cycles.
• The dangers of deviating from one's destiny and the consequences of uninformed wishes.
• The necessity of understanding the true world before engaging with its powerful entities.

Character Interactions

• Mister addresses the young wizards, trying to inspire them to explore the unknown.
• Zheng Qing stands tall amidst the Ancient Ones' auras, trying not to show fear.
• The Leviathan, unlike Zheng Qing, shamelessly displays its timidity.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The First Grand Hall clears, leaving only the Principal, Legendaries, Ancients, Zheng Qing, Monteria (in 'Yuanshi' form), and the Leviathan.
• The Principal brings Monteria to the hall, shrinks 'Yuanshi', and addresses the gathered wizards.
• The Principal lectures on the exploration of unknown realms, the balance between low-level and high-level wizards, and the control of power.
• He questions Monteria about his actions and regrets.
• Monteria expresses his unrepentance, comparing his life to a crow flying over a forest.
• The Principal sentences Monteria to eternal reflection within 'Yuanshi', using Zheng Qing's Spellbook.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing: Becomes more confident and involved, hands over his Spellbook, and begins to worry about potential consequences of the Principal's actions.
• Monteria: Remains unrepentant, accepts his punishment without resistance.
• The Principal: Demonstrates his power, wisdom, and unique methods of justice.

Significant Themes

• Exploration and discovery in the world of magic.
• The balance and control of power.
• The consequences of unrepentant actions.
• The potential backlash of the Principal's actions on the wider magical community.

Character Interactions

• The Principal and Monteria: The Principal lectures Monteria, questions him, and ultimately punishes him.
• Zheng Qing and the Principal: Zheng Qing hands over his Spellbook, feels happy about saving a soul, and begins to worry about potential consequences.
• Zheng Qing and Monteria: Zheng Qing wants Monteria to be stripped of his 'Yuanshi' form, feels satisfaction in Monteria's punishment.