Simultaneously traversing: the pinnacle of all realms

"Hey, Protector, you can tell just by looking at this kid. He's just a greenhorn in the martial arts world, with only a smattering of skills. I've even crossed paths with him before."

Niu Xuanfeng couldn't wait for an answer and turned to look at Lu Ze.

"Hey kid, let me ask you something—have you ever seen Rainbow Cat or Qilin?"

No, I've never seen it before.

"Alright, alright." Niu Xuanfeng didn't expect to get anything out of Lu Ze anyway, and casually waved his hand to let him leave.

Watching the two figures disappear into the distance, Lu Ze secretly breathed a sigh of relief and released his grip on the knife. With Tiao Tiao there to mediate, Hong Mao and the others should be safe tonight.

Back in his room, a thought struck him, and he entered the shared space.

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The scene inside the space has changed drastically; it seems that Lu Ze from "My Own Swordsman" has put in a lot of effort.

Mountains and waters, courtyards, fruit trees, vegetables, and groves—it's truly—

"Oh, you've arrived!"

A figure appeared not far away, picked two cucumbers from the trellis as he walked over, took a bite with a crunch, and casually tossed the other one over.

Lu Ze caught it steadily.

"How about it? Not bad, right?" Lu Ze put his hands on his hips smugly. "I've discovered something—this space seems to have no boundaries, and our access is limited to this much per person—" He gestured with his hands, "It's about a hundred feet in diameter."

"Click~ Click~"

"This melon is quite crisp," Lu Ze thought to himself.

"So," Lu Ze said, hands on his hips, looking just like a teenager, "I've managed to tidy up this place."

Lu Ze listened quietly, and when he finished speaking, he reached out and touched the screen, ending the sharing session.

I have more movie-like memories, and my internal strength has increased slightly, which is better than nothing. Time flows at the same rate in both worlds, so they're roughly synchronized. I had originally thought that time would flow faster in my own world in "My Own Swordsman," allowing me to share more things.

After sharing, Lü Ze quieted down, sat down on the spot, and scratched his head: "So you still got involved in the plot?"

"Um."

"But our martial arts skills aren't good enough. We can't even beat Pigsy or Ox Whirlwind. We're at best at Purple Rabbit's level. And since you've decided to get involved, why not tell Blue Rabbit and the others? We only have this one advantage—the longer we delay, the harder it will be for us to make a difference."

"What's the reason? What's the source of the information? They won't believe it; instead, they'll think I'm a spy for the evil cult."

Lu Ze looked somewhat helpless, and the white fur on his body had become somewhat dull.

I lack the strength to do anything, and I'm not exactly a smart person to begin with, so no matter how I think about it, I feel that nothing I do is appropriate.

"Believe in Rainbow Cat and Blue Rabbit!" Lu Ze rubbed his drooping deer head.

"This is the best way."

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A commotion came from afar, and a curly-haired little boy wearing a jacket walked over, looking around.

He looks even younger than Lü Ze from "My Own Swordsman," at most about the same age as Beckham.

"Where am I?"

"Who are you? -- Huh? Where did these silly roe deer come from?"

Lu Ze and Lü Ze exchanged a glance, their faces lighting up with joy: "Newcomers!"

The two grabbed it and instantly refined it.

The little boy's hair was ruffled and became frizzy.

"Hogwarts? A letter from a newborn? Harry Potter? Wizards?"

"My Own Swordsman? Rainbow Cat and Blue Rabbit?"

Lu Ze felt something was off—the art style was a bit off; it had suddenly changed from a martial arts style to a fantasy style.

Moreover, after experiencing it for a while, I didn't notice any significant changes in my body.

Indeed, given the shared rules of this space, Lü Ze couldn't unleash magic in the Martial Arts Chronicles, and the little wizard couldn't cultivate internal energy. At most, their physical essence increased slightly.

In the end, is it still not enough to help?

Just then, a commotion came from Lu Ze's side. A flash of golden light attracted Lu Ze and the trainee wizard to come and watch.

Its body grew taller, and the small antlers on its head gradually fell off, replaced by a pair of small antlers as smooth as white jade. Several patches of different colored hair, curved like crescent moons, also grew below the corners of its eyes on the sides of its face.

"How is it?"

Lu Ze spread his hands, staring blankly at the screen: "I think... I've awakened and comprehended something extraordinary."

"Cures all diseases, understands cause and effect, and turns misfortune into good fortune—"

"It has nothing to do with internal energy; this is my own ability..."

A hazy halo spread from Lu Ze's antlers, making his fur gleam, and the few tufts of different colored fur on his face were particularly eye-catching.

Lu Ze circled around Lu Ze, stroking his chin, and said, "Have you become something similar to the Jade Kirin?"

"Hiss—no, no!"

"Why does this image look so familiar? Oh my god—the Nine-Colored Deer?!"

Lu Ze exclaimed in surprise.

Turning to the young wizard, he asked, "What did you share?"

"I don't know either," the little wizard exclaimed, his mouth agape.

Lu Ze didn't seem surprised and slowly said, "I understand. Some veterans on Tieba in my past life discussed that the wizards in Harry Potter are more like bloodline sorcerers, and one of their sources of power might be magical creatures."

"And I, well, I don't exactly qualify as a normal 'person'."

"A single event transformed me from an ordinary 'animal' into an extraordinary 'animal'—or, to put it simply, into a spirit."

"It's this time—"

Lu Ze looked up at the space and murmured, "It's too coincidental, so coincidental that it seems like someone deliberately arranged it."

"Is this space... responding to us?"

The other two didn't hear what was said afterward and were still watching Lu Ze with great interest.

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Ethan Xavier is the name of Lu Ze from Harry Potter.

"I just received a letter from Hogwarts this morning. That fat owl gave me quite a fright."

Harry Luther reached out and touched Luther's antlers as he spoke.

Lu Ze sat motionless, his eyes half-closed—it was all his fault anyway, so he might as well let it be. Didn't Lu Ze from *My Own Swordsman* also like to pat his own head?

"When I awakened my memories a while ago, I thought it was just an ordinary world."

"I was wondering if there would be a cheat system, but I didn't expect it to be a crossover system."

"Actually, my parents in this world didn't really want me to go to Hogwarts. But Professor McGonagall, who came to talk to me last night, said that if I didn't go to Hogwarts to learn and master magic, my growing magical power might harm me."

A single word flashed through their minds simultaneously—the Silent One. And those parasitized by the Silent One are called Silent Ones, who typically do not live to adulthood.

"Tomorrow we're planning to go to Diagon Alley to buy some back-to-school essentials," Harry Lutz said curiously. "I wonder what it's like inside, whether it's the same as in the movies we've seen before?"

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The group chatted for a while longer.

Lu Ze stood up and said, "I'm leaving now."

After this sharing experience, his awakening of abilities finally gave him some confidence.

To influence the plot and give them the confidence to save more people.