"Perhaps we shouldn't be in such a hurry."
"Let's wait a little longer. I'll gather some information. At least now we know that creating a unique one is possible."
"We can slow down our pace of traveling between worlds."
"I want to better understand the nature of the Abyss. It might help us find worlds beyond the Abyss. Every world we reached, every person we met, had different views of the Abyss. All of that is precious knowledge. I should calm down and listen to those different voices..."
Lu Youqi explained his thoughts to Martin, and Martin expressed his agreement.
"Whatever decision you make, I'll support you."
"Thank you."
Their journey through worlds had always placed great emphasis on "efficiency."
They had no time to appreciate the scenery of different worlds, nor did they have time to get to know every person they encountered.
They arrived in haste and left in haste.
Lu Youqi and Martin both knew their mission well: find vessels while helping the worlds they reached fight the Abyss.
At first, they would grow attached to the worlds they arrived in and feel reluctant to part with those who had helped them.
But gradually, as they experienced more and more worlds, they began to grow numb. Every world's struggle seemed identical, yet every crisis they faced seemed different.
As if going through the motions, they became "saviors," then brushed off their sleeves and departed before the worlds reached their ends.
"Efficiency" was what mattered most. Everything else had nothing to do with them.
As they hurried onward, they gradually lost their perception of the worlds.
That was precisely why Lu Youqi suggested slowing down and properly experiencing these similar yet different worlds.
Although every playing card was the same, the texture beneath one's fingers, the pattern of