Reverse flow of the Yellow Springs

Li Yelai remained expressionless as he led the Little Mad King out of the safe house, his mind filled with a myriad of thoughts.

He was certain that what he had just witnessed was not an illusion. In his current state of being separated from his body, Captain Yang Chen's response to Li Yelai's actions might be delayed by more than ten hours, or even a day.

But in that instant, they reacted.
It could be a coincidence with a probability infinitely close to zero.

Either
He slowly exhaled a breath of stale air, and although he still had many doubts, he inexplicably felt the pressure lessen.

After secretly visiting Yang Chen, Immortal Lord Chang Le mysteriously disappeared, leaving behind only the Heaven-Deceiving Array.

However, Captain Yang Chen, who should theoretically be completely incapable of making any subtle reactions to the outside world, displayed a reaction in front of him that was so subtly timingd that it was suspicious.
These two events, when linked together, inevitably led Li Yelai to speculate in a certain direction.

'Could they be acting?'

'Trying to elicit something.'

Afterwards, Li Yelai drove his SUV to a school located in the new urban area.

He still needs to continue testing for potential problems.

That school was a special school established by the Calamity Management Bureau of the giant city.

Most of the students here have direct or indirect connections to psychic events.

Some of these children were discovered in areas affected by supernatural events, influenced by the Belongers or similar beings, and developed a certain psychic affinity.

Some of them were children rescued by handlers during missions, who showed early signs of psionic awakening due to contact with the supernatural.

Others are simply wild little psionic beings who have naturally awakened, but are too young and whose minds and knowledge reserves are far from mature.

Like Pang Hui, one of the children rescued from human traffickers in the wilderness by the champion team.

As the future tenth generation champion in another timeline.

At a young age, he had already displayed a powerful psychic talent. In order to protect and take his companions away, despite being injected with a strong sedative and weakened, he single-handedly broke the steel bars of the cage, which were as thick as a thumb, with his bare hands.

Before reaching adulthood, he had already awakened and become a young psychic with initial control over psychic energy.

However, this premature awakening actually carries enormous risks.

Based on data analysis and case studies accumulated by major cities over the years, the safest and lowest-risk awakening age for psionicists is usually around twenty years old.

At this stage, individuals are relatively mature, their values ​​are basically formed, they have a certain understanding of the world and themselves, and ideally, they have already received systematic knowledge in advance.

If possible, comprehensive emergency protection measures should be in place during awakening.

This is also the standard operating procedure for major families or clans when cultivating the next generation of psionicists.

First, lay a solid foundation through theoretical and moral education. When the child reaches the appropriate age, guide them to awaken under strict protection, or even directly provide them with suitable inheritances, achieving the goal in one step.

For example, the core members of the Yaoqing Jing family often have a starting point that is much higher than that of wild psionicists.

Jing Lin, that guy, received the corresponding inheritance right after becoming a psionicist. During his fifth awakening, he gained the ability to ignore the blindness curse, the Heavenly Eye.

People like Li Yelai and Chongqi, who originally had no knowledge of psychics and were suddenly awakened due to certain stimuli, are examples of psychics.

In reality, it's considered an unorthodox approach, and people with that skill would be called independent practitioners or untrained psionicists.
Initially considered waste blood by the main branch of the Jing family, this was because they hadn't received the corresponding inheritance upon awakening, rendering them unable to unleash the power within their bloodline. Furthermore, younger children are too immature, lack understanding of the Void Realm, and blindly advance in their cultivation. By the time they become twisted and out of control, they'll have nowhere to turn for help!

In short, Pang Hui's situation requires guidance, and any further attempts at promotion are strictly prohibited.

He himself was an orphan living in the wilderness and had not received the education he deserved.

Having already mastered extraordinary powers, he naturally could not attend a normal school.

Therefore, the authorities sent these children to special schools to receive education and guidance on psychic knowledge.

The children and youths in the lost lands, some even being adult psionicists, who also require systematic education and guidance, will be enrolled in this school.

Therefore, when Li Yelai drove to the school, he saw not only innocent and carefree children, but also many familiar or somewhat familiar faces mixed in.

The campus is planned in a spacious and orderly manner, with several buildings in a simple style and with clear functions hidden among the green trees.

In the specially set-out classroom for basic cultural courses, Li Yelai looked through the window and saw the 'students' from the lost land, many of whom were adults in their twenties or even close to thirty.

They sat at their specially enlarged desks, their expressions focused.

For those struggling to survive in the precarious, resource-scarce environment of the lost territories, systematic education is an almost unattainable luxury.

Now, in the stable environment of the giant city, with such a quiet opportunity to study, they are like plants that have been parched for a long time and are greedily absorbing every drop of knowledge. Fortunately, psionicists generally possess superhuman memory and learning abilities, so catching up is not difficult for them.

They are also trying to adjust their mindset.

Li Yelai spotted a familiar-looking third-awareness psychic who had met him once on the homecoming fleet. He was about twenty-five or twenty-six years old, with a lean build and a faint scar on his face. At this moment, he was sitting obediently in the last row of the classroom, learning textbook knowledge with a group of teenagers.

His face showed no embarrassment or discomfort, but rather an air of excitement.

In the lost lands, survival was the only option, and he had no chance to develop any cultural interests.

Now, he doesn't want to waste even a second.

The psychic caught a glimpse of Li Yelai passing by outside the window out of the corner of his eye, and his body instinctively reached out to get up. He naturally recognized Li Yelai; after all, Li Yelai had applied to join the champion team.

Li Yelai raised his hand to stop him, signaling him to continue listening to the lesson.

The teacher in the classroom gave Li Yelai a strange look. Seeing that Li Yelai and Xiao Kuangwang were both wearing Ye Bushou's black trench coats, he assumed they were a patrol group and nodded in acknowledgment.

At the same time, Li Yelai also saw some psychics who appeared to be from psychic families within the school.

Officially, the authorities strictly prohibit any force from recruiting within the school.

The vast majority of students here will either join the Bureau of Processing as processors or join the military as military psionicists.

But these families naturally have their own ways of adapting.

Arrange for their own children of the appropriate age, who also possess certain talents, to enter the school under other identities, so that they can become classmates with those children with potential, thereby strengthening their relationship.

The bond of childhood sweethearts, the stirrings of love that grow over time, and the subtle, gradual influence.
This kind of operation is an open secret among the higher-ups in the city; as long as the bottom line isn't crossed, they usually turn a blind eye. (End of Chapter)