Crowning the SSS Guide

Chapter 39 The Library in Your Eyes

"You mean this library is a pollutant and it's still in operation." After class, Fu Guang and his friends came to Ansen to carry out this mission.

The library was large and crowded with people. The woman standing by the door looked up from the book she was searching for, met the gazes of several people outside, ignored them, put the book back in its place, and disappeared.

An image from an unknown time.

"The library is also a safe area for a few of the Dark Forest."

To exit the Dark Forest, you must be in the safe zone. The Dark Forest is very large, and no one has fully understood it. It seems to have no boundaries.

Compared to the real dangers, this place is even more dreamy. It's like the water essence comes from the distant mythical Yunmeng Lake, there is the Fusang tree with the essence of fire, and there is the Diqiu with the essence of gold...

Mystery and the unknown are synonymous with Ansen.

"Can staying in the library improve my mental strength?" Fu Guang remembered that there was such a seemingly plausible record in the information about the library, and he neither confirmed nor denied it.

"From what I can see, it's true," Yin Zhu said. She shrugged, a sharp glint flashing in her golden eyes. "When I was a child, I was hunted down and hid here for a while. After I got out, my mental strength did increase, from C-level to B-level."

"Suddenly thinking about it, it seems like a lifetime ago."

"Isn't it that only B-level can enter the Dark Forest? Isn't this smuggling?" Fu Guang discovered the loophole in Yin Zhu's words and turned to ask her.

"Grade B is the safety line. As long as you can endure the pain of having your mental strength crushed, any level is fine." Yin Zhu touched Fu Guang's head and said with a somewhat wanton smile.

Fu Guang nodded, making amends for her past behavior, so that if Li Shao suddenly asked her how it felt to come to Ansen as a D-level, she would have an answer.

Don't make another obvious mistake like the First Legion.

The ranking of this legion is also outrageous, there is no first legion.

A gorgeous voice came from the side, "I heard that after staying there for a long time, everyone sees the library differently. It is said that it is related to the culture they have experienced." Shang Ze said, his eyes following Fu Guang and Saint Lex.

Shang Ze thought for a moment. Saint Lex had been here for so long that no matter how big the difference was, it would be difficult to find the place. It would be better to ask the guide.

"Captain, what do you see?"

The others also looked at Fu Guang curiously.

Fu Guang's eyes flashed. What she saw was naturally the Thousand-Layered Pavilion, with wind chimes jingling. Inside, many jade talismans were flying with long tails. The disciples were either sitting or standing, holding scrolls and reading.

Fu Guang took a deep breath, his eyes indifferent, and turned back to ask, "Does this have anything to do with the mission?" For the first time, the girl's face showed obvious wariness in front of others, and she was unwilling to mention her past.

The smile on Shang Ze's lips froze, and the atmosphere between them instantly reached freezing point. Fu Guang seemed to erect a barrier around him, standing clearly between them.

Fu Guang looked up and saw a thousand-meter-high attic. The wind blew the wind chimes under the eaves, making them tinkle. The sound gradually formed a melody that she was familiar with, and the sound reminded her of her dreamlike past life.

"Fu Guang, copy the sect's laws three thousand times." The serious teacher, with a look of rage in his eyes, hit the thin girl with a ruler in a stern voice.

The candlelight highlights the girl writing furiously.

"Fu Guang, help." A fellow disciple accidentally bumped into the bookshelf and was buried in the pile of scrolls. He stretched out his hand to her for help.

"Junior sister, here are the new alchemy formulas. I thought you might like them, so I bought them all for you." The girl in red smiled warmly and put the scroll into her hands.

Fu Guang pursed his lips. The past should be forgotten and not be bothered by it. He has practiced for a long time, but now he can't let go of this worry?

It seems that her practice has regressed.

"Fu Guang, are you okay?" Saint Lex patted her shoulder to bring Fu Guang back to her senses.

Fu Guang's eyes were red, and his voice was low. "It reminded me of the past. What about you? How do you feel?"

Saint Lex shook his head. "The past is only a shackle to me."

"Shackles—sever them." His words were calm, even ordinary. "That's right."

"Let's go and take a look inside." Fu Guang blinked and returned to his normal state. His fair profile was as calm and peaceful as usual, and he stepped forward.

"Let's go." Yin Zhu followed in.

She left a message: "Everyone has a past that cannot be questioned. It would be impolite to dig into it."

"Don't be too curious."

Shang Ze's eyebrows twitched as he looked at the five-story library that seemed to have been built by Shang Ze himself. The cold, shiny stone under his feet reflected his face.

When Bai Gao passed by Shang Ze, he said in a bad tone, "Master, have you ever heard the saying that curiosity kills the cat?"

Shang Ze walked with heavy steps. He was reluctant to step into the cold, lifeless library.

If everything were based on his memory, he would be the only one here.

Fu Guang turned his head, and Shang Ze's mental strength almost shrank into a ball, showing his resistance.

"What's wrong, young master?" Fu Guang asked and walked towards him. They were a team and she was the captain, so she had to be responsible for her teammates.

Shang Ze didn't expect that Fu Guang was so keenly aware of his abnormality. His fox eyes moved, and he came up with an excuse in the blink of an eye.

Bai Gao looked Shang Ze up and down and said, "No way, I don't remember there being a library in your nightmare."

As Bai Gao finished speaking, Shang Ze's face instantly turned red, like a fox whose tail was stepped on, and he quickly replied, "I didn't."

Several people looked at Shang Ze. No one was stupid, and they knew whether what Shang Ze said was true or false.

"How about someone show us what the library looks like and take him in?" Yin Zhu asked based on Shang Ze's reaction.

The library is what people think it is, so it seems to be a team task, but it is actually an individual task.

If the library is the same as someone else's, then we can enter together.

She then described her own experience of the library: "I've been to a library in a black market before. Not only was it pitch black, but everyone who came and went wore masks. It's not quite right to call it a library. It's just a black market, you know."

The black market and dark areas are populated by desperate criminals, and the way they acquire knowledge is naturally violent and bloody.

“I got some of my knowledge from there.”

Talking about things you are familiar with is like revealing your past to others.

Yin Zhu was casual, and her past was not something worth hiding.

"But Master, I remember you have mysophobia, so you'll probably vomit as soon as you go in."

Bai Gao's face froze. He was unwilling to show Shang Ze his past life. How could a rich young man who lived high and mighty and had no worries about food and clothing understand people who once lived in the slums?
And now they are equal, so there is no need for him to show him the wound.

The young man turned to Fu Guang and said, his silver eyes blinking, "If you need it, I can describe it."

Saint Lex simply shook his head and refused bluntly, "No."

Fu Guang didn't want to explain to Shang Ze why the library in her eyes was different from all the libraries in the galaxy.

Several people were in a stalemate for a while.

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