Wizard: The exploration panel keeps me pure.

Chapter 186 The Heart of the World

"You're young, but you've got a lot on your mind. What? Not only did you get that older sister's body, but you also want to ruin Ruilina?"

Seridwin looked at the boy in front of him with a mocking tone, but his words were so harsh.

Ron was also impressed by the other party's amazing imagination. He never expected that this Lady Moon would think of him in this way. Did she think he was such a worthless person?

Although he had indeed put a lot of effort into her over the past month, he believed he had been very rational when it came to restraint, at least he hadn't let the woman drain him dry.

While Ron was thinking about these things, Seridwin was also pondering the boy's words.

She actually understood what the other person meant, and she also felt that if those guys like Relina could obey Ron, it might accelerate his growth even further.

However, sometimes there are gains and losses. Some things cannot be judged solely by their potential benefits; their potential negative impacts must also be considered.

For example, Ron asked about the current situation of the gods.

If Ron were to be helped by Relina and the others to acquire resources and accelerate his growth, Seridwin believed that in just a few years, this kid would be able to reach a similar level of strength as himself.

However, in doing so, the other party's morale will inevitably be affected in the process, and they may even lose their ambition.

This is an absolute hindrance for a wizard who is still growing.

Moreover, even putting all that aside, the other party's cheap teacher, that old man Latour, probably wouldn't agree to me bringing Relina and the others to Ron's side.

The fact that the other party agreed to let him protect the boy in front of him in a dangerous moment was already a great act of care from a teacher.

If I help this boy in front of me again, he probably won't amount to much in the future.

This would be completely contrary to his own interests, and Saridwin did not want to see his bedmate become decadent and apathetic.

She knew all too well how easily the young man in front of her could resist temptation. After all, they had slept in the same bed for a month, and she knew exactly what was special about him and what wicked thoughts he harbored.

If Ruilina and the others were to come and help this guy, he might just be spoiled rotten.

With this thought in mind, Selider decided not to tell the kid the truth, at least not to tell Ron the whole story of Relina and the others' current situation.

Thinking of all this, she looked at the boy in front of her without any hesitation, and then a smile appeared on her lips.

Looking at the strange expression on the other person's face, Ron had a bad feeling.

After all, this guy always looked at me with that strange expression when he was thinking of some bad ideas before. Now that he has that expression on his face again, who knows what bad things he is up to? I must not fall into his trap again.

Just as Selidewin was about to speak, she saw the wary expression on the boy's face and a hint of amusement flashed in her eyes.

Although this guy usually seems quite mature and composed, he sometimes reveals his childlike nature.

I have no idea what he went through before.

Shaking his head to clear these chaotic thoughts from his mind, Seridwin looked at the boy in front of him and said, word by word, "Don't even think about Relina and the others. They're busy right now, Lord Latour. They've been sent to deal with the pollution of the Heart of the World. You won't see them for another hundred or two years."

"The Heart of the World? What is that?"

To be fair, Seledwin hadn't wasted her time with Ron over the past month; at least she could usually guess most of what the boy was thinking.

Just as the woman began to speak about Relina and the others, Ron felt a sudden, inexplicable sense of disappointment.

Just as the other party thought, he was indeed disappointed. Those gods, comparable to first-ring wizards, could not help him now. Otherwise, he wouldn't need to stay in his dormitory or the laboratory all day, fearing that the mastermind behind the scenes would suddenly say something cruel to him.

Of course, the idea of ​​acquiring resources through those few individuals also flashed through his mind.

However, he kicked him out again. After all, since the other party was busy with the things his cheap teacher had instructed him to do, it was indeed impossible for him to get the other party's help, at least not at this stage.

Ron had no choice but to suppress his lazy thoughts.

They then became curious about what exactly the Heart of the World that Sadwin had mentioned earlier was.

The woman glanced at the fleeting look of disappointment on the boy's face and thought to herself, "This guy actually had that thought. It seems I'll have to train him properly in the future. I can't let this kid be spoiled, or those two days won't be easy for him."

Having made up her mind, she listened to the boy's question and didn't hide her thoughts: "The so-called Heart of the World is, of course, the core of a world, the source of all its energy, the rule-maker, and the repository of life's genes—"

The Wizarding World contains many interesting things, and the Heart of the World is one of them.

Of course, these interesting things also represent the complexity of their content, which can be described as all-encompassing and all-encompassing, so explaining them is naturally an extremely troublesome matter.

Fortunately, both people in the room were patient; if one was willing to listen, the other would naturally be willing to talk as well.

Time passed slowly in Seligwen's private lesson for her man, until she noticed his body suddenly becoming restless, at which point she stopped her explanation: "—The basic rules of a world are determined by its core. For example, in some worlds, fire energy is stronger than water energy, and in some worlds, land area is larger than ocean area—you, are you even listening to me?"

Seridwin's face darkened as he looked at Ron, who was actually wriggling around in front of him, and he asked in a somewhat annoyed tone.

Ron listened to the other person's question, and his face also showed an innocent expression.

He hadn't meant to interrupt the other person; it was just that the strange, tingling sensation in his body made him unable to suppress his restless state, which led to his action just now.