Wizard: The exploration panel keeps me pure.

The giant hand in the sky, which covered the entire sky, seemed to have grasped something and gently clenched its fist.

Then everyone felt the earth shake violently.

The surrounding houses trembled, and countless flowers, birds, fish, insects, and beasts scattered and fled. Even the ground began to crack.

The scene terrified everyone, leaving them speechless.

Some of the more timid ones even knelt on the ground, clasped their hands together, and kept chanting for divine protection. But even the gods they prayed to could only stare blankly at the owner of that pure white hand, who was doing whatever he pleased with their world.

Then, dazzling lights suddenly emerged from the cracks in the ground.

Like a shooting star streaking across the night sky, or a rainbow after the rain, it is dazzling and captivating.

But by this time, no one was paying attention to any of this. They were all just staring blankly at the giant hand in the sky, which was slowly lifting up their world as if it were scooping up fish from the bottom of the water.

"What a magnificent and wondrous power this is!"

The Ocean Sage, Bohemian, stared blankly at the scene, muttering softly to himself.

He had never seen such power, not even since he became a god, not even now, not even at the pinnacle of this world, in his long life.

There will come a day when there will be a person who, with just a gesture, can shake the entire world.

"I believe more that this is not power, but... wisdom."

Ruilina seemed to have thought of something, her eyes filled with fanaticism and a hint of fear that she herself was unaware of.

When her consciousness resided in Adele's body, she had learned about the extraordinary powers of Ron's world.

However, at that time, she felt that there was no difference between the two worlds.

They all embarked on extraordinary paths through exceptional knowledge, yet they were constantly accompanied by endless pollution and depravity.

Their positions and systems don't seem to be very different. Even if they've reached this point, they're only able to break down the barriers of the world through their own power.

That's it.

But what happened today suddenly changed her mind.

She suddenly felt like a frog in a well, as described by a bard, looking at the small opening of the well and thinking it was the whole sky.

That's truly absurd.

It turns out that this world, or rather, this universe, truly contains landscapes she has never seen before, and people she has never met before.

A strange thought suddenly sprouted in Ruilina's mind:

She wanted to leave this world; she wanted to go to that little girl's world and see what true power and true greatness were like.

Ron and Adele, watching this scene, had simple thoughts. They felt that although the path of wizarding was always accompanied by unseen pollution and risks, if one day they could be like the owner of that giant hand, it wouldn't seem so unacceptable.

Especially Ron, who, as a transmigrator, has actually maintained his mindset from his previous life all this time.

This is why he joined the Tower of the Red Moon and why he disliked doing things that violated his principles, such as conducting live experiments.

Ron had always harbored a subtle aversion to embarking on the extraordinary path of becoming a wizard.

After all, he was just an ordinary person in his previous life, an ordinary person who craved pleasure and sought stability. Even though he liked to read novels occasionally and had some strange thoughts in his mind, he still found it hard to accept that he was actually on this dangerous path.

After all, no one wants to keep risking their life on a path with no future in sight.

Until today, until that enormous, all-encompassing hand appeared in his eyes.

Ron's thoughts suddenly changed. He began to be less resistant to becoming a wizard, and even felt a faint sense of anticipation.

If one day I could become someone like the owner of that giant hand, what kind of situation would I face?

He thought to himself, without realizing it.

As the boy looked up at the giant hand in the sky, a hint of ambition appeared in his eyes that he himself was unaware of.

That was a yearning for power, for the extraordinary, for greatness.

Adele, who was standing nearby, noticed the new light in his eyes, and a smile crept onto her lips, as if she was very pleased with the boy's change.

Although she had always liked this somewhat unique boy in front of her, the girl noticed that Ron was different from everyone else from the first time they met.

He didn't have the perpetually cold and gloomy aura of those around him, nor the repulsive, polluting presence of his peers. Instead, he possessed something I had never seen before: a sense of "bottom line and adherence to principles."

Adele couldn't understand why a wizard would have such a thing on her.

However, she became deeply curious about this, and because of this curiosity, she developed feelings of affection for the boy during their brief interactions.

This was not due to his appearance, nor to the talent the boy displayed on his path to becoming a wizard.

After all, the world is never short of people who are outwardly glamorous and exceptionally talented.

What moved her was simply the boy's unique personality and temperament. For a girl who had grown up in a wizarding family based on the principle of equivalent exchange, this was something she had never seen, never experienced, and didn't even know if she would ever encounter in the future.

However, at times, the boy's stubbornness and laziness left Adele somewhat helpless.

She could tell that Ron didn't actually like the "wizard" path, though she didn't know why, but that was probably the origin of your unique personality.

But sometimes, just because you don't like something doesn't mean you can choose not to do it.

Especially in this world, a world where strength reigns supreme, without power, no matter how virtuous you are, you are nothing more than a dispensable piece of trash in the eyes of others, without any value whatsoever.

Especially as the granddaughter of a formal wizard, sometimes her fate is not in her own hands.

Therefore, she often felt anxious about their future together. She didn't want to pressure Ron because what she liked about him was his unique personality.

But Adele also knew that liking someone wasn't enough; her grandfather wouldn't allow a boy without any ambition to be with her.

Today, however, she saw a different kind of light in the boy's eyes.

That was the light I longed for, the light of ambition.