What if you ascend to the wrong world?

Didn't you just ask me that right after midnight last night?

Why didn't you think of laying the groundwork back then?

Shaking his head, Ye Tu took out a jade slip and tossed it over.

"See for yourself."

Ivia hurriedly took it, examined it repeatedly in her hands, and only looked up again after a while:

"Or dripping blood?"

"No need, just stick it on your forehead."

Is this time it really that convenient?

"Don't worry, I will definitely not show it to anyone else!" Ivia solemnly promised.

"No, you can show it to whoever you want. The more people who learn it, the better."

Ok?

Ivia was taken aback, but quickly realized what was happening.

"I understand, Ye Tu, you're planning to spread your faith, right?"

"No."

Perhaps for the vast majority of gods and extraordinary beings in this world, 'faith' is of great importance.

But for Ye Tu...

"For me, faith is meaningless."

Chapter 35 Borrowing the wisdom of all beings to aid my path

Is faith meaningless?

Ivia pondered those words.

Although it sounded a bit profound and incomprehensible, she felt that she needed to say those words at a specific moment...

That would definitely be incredibly cool!

"So why do you want to spread this?"

"Well..." Ye Tu smiled, "You should send this cultivation method to your teacher first, and then I will explain it to you all together."

Ok?

teacher?

Alarm bells rang in Ivia's mind.

"What does this have to do with my teacher?"

Ever since he learned that [alchemy] technique, the teacher has almost gone mad.

I've contacted her so many times these past few days, and not once did she not mention Ye Tu.

I clearly thought that Ye Tu had ill intentions and was after her...

"What, you don't want your teacher to see it?"

"Of course not!"

Since she said she could show it to anyone, she would naturally take it to the teacher immediately.

"But even if I want to show it to the teacher, I can just hand it over to her directly."

Why do we have to meet in person?

She ultimately became that 'superfluous' person.

"I saw her because I had something I wanted to talk to her about." Ye Tu sat up a little straighter.

"Moreover, her studies in alchemy haven't been going very smoothly lately."

"If she has any questions during this meeting, I can answer them for her at the same time."

Daphne's talent in alchemy...

It's really just average.

"I understand……"

It seems unavoidable.

"I will talk to the teacher."

"Just let me know when she has some free time," Ye Tu said.

"No need for that. You can just come with me to the Mage Association later."

Ever since their last meeting, the teacher had been thinking about seeing Ye Tu again.

Now Ye Tu himself says he wants to meet...

Without a doubt, the teacher will definitely cancel all other commitments for this meeting.

As a Holy Archmage, she is inherently very free.

"also."

Ivia held the jade slip: "Shall we leave now, or wait there..."

Before he could finish speaking...

Irene Wet walked in, went straight to her side, glanced at the jade slip in her hand, and then looked at Ye Tu sitting opposite her.

"A new method of practice?"

"Correct."

"Which is better, this one or the one I'm currently practicing?"

"All things considered, today's version is naturally better."

"Can I learn it?" Irene Wet asked directly.

"Let me finish," Ye Tu explained.

"Although today's version is better overall, that refers more to its 'universality'."

"For you personally, what you are practicing now is already the most suitable."

“I know!” Ivia suddenly interjected.

"It's the difference between a custom notebook and a regular notebook."

"While regular notebooks are more suitable for the general public, customized notebooks are more in line with individual preferences."

Ye Tu: "..."

That's a really terrible analogy.

……

……

noon.

The Association of Dharma Masters.

"The formalities have been completed. Please take this."

At the front desk, the apprentice mage in charge of reception respectfully handed out the virtual crystal with its special coordinates entered through the window.

It was still Her Majesty Daphne who personally delegated the authority.

He dared not be negligent in the slightest.

However, I couldn't help but feel a sense of melancholy.

This godforsaken place actually received two personal delegations of authority from Her Majesty Daphne.

That's a Saint Magister!

This is truly something I've never seen before.

"Thank you."

Ye Xiang thanked him in the same way as last time.

"You're too kind."

Perhaps due to the experience from last time, the apprentice mage was clearly much more composed.

"Let's go! The teacher should be here by now."

Ye Tu turned and left at Ivia's urging.

soon.

After going through the same process as before, the two entered the library that did not exist in the present world through a teleportation magic circle.

"Ugh!"

Despite being prepared, the jolting during the teleportation still caused Ivia to lean against the bookshelf beside her and gag repeatedly.

"Are you alright, darling?"

But Daphne was already waiting in the library.

Upon seeing the two appear, she immediately went to greet them.

"If you're not feeling well, please go and rest over there. I'll take care of you, Lord Ye Tu."

Perhaps because the news came so suddenly, her makeup was noticeably less refined than before.

However, her slightly disheveled long hair and the hint of fatigue lingering between her brows and eyes did not make her appear dejected; instead, they gave her a special charm that made her seem pitiful.

In addition, even the loose mage robes couldn't hide her beautiful curves...

It's safe to say she's a top beauty whose looks rival those of Irene Vitte.

"..."

Ivia really wanted to stubbornly say, "No need."

But it's just a thought.

She really couldn't hold on any longer and needed to rest for a while to recover.

hateful!

Sooner or later, she'll improve this damn teleportation magic circle!

"Then I'll come find you later."

"Okay, go ahead," Daphne said with a smile.

She watched as Ivia walked to the reading room to rest, then turned to look at Ye Tu.

He blinked:

"May I ask, Ye Tu, why do you want to teach the cultivation methods to more mages?"

Daphne subtly changed how she addressed him.

The student's boss...

This relationship is still a bit too distant.

She hoped that she could become Ye Tu's 'friend'.

"Is it for spreading faith?"

Because Ivia only mentioned it briefly, she only knew the general outline.

“It has nothing to do with faith,” Ye Tu laughed. “What I’m after is nothing more than the wisdom of all living beings.”

"The wisdom of all beings?"

Daphne frowned slightly, somewhat puzzled.

"Borrowing the wisdom of all beings to aid my path."