A Man Like None Other

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Jared gave a faint smile, not blaming the holy maidens. He knew that after this instance, they would no longer doubt him.

“Get srest, we're setting off tomorrow. All | can do is try my best to protect you. However, the polar region is treacherous, and no one knows what could happen. So, in the end, it’s still up to you. The future development of Lunarius Palace also depends on you,” Jared said to the holy maidens.

“Thank you for the advice, Mr. Chance.” With that, Bianca led the holy maidens to rest.

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“I noticed you were daydreaming just now. What were you thinking about?” Nieva inquired after the holy maidens were gone.

Upon hearing Nieva’s question, Jared's face instantly flushed red. Had | been caught sneaking glances at just now? “I was... was gazing at the moon, thinking. The cycle of human life is all due to the passage of time. Yet, we find it hard to physically see this flow, given that it takes several decades for a person to transition from birth to death. For us cultivators, the concept of tbecomes even more elusive. Living for hundreds of years comes easily, and even after a century, our appearance might not change at all. But as | was staring at the moonlight just now, | could distinctly feel its flow because the position of the moonlight was shifting with every second, and this change in the moonlight is the very movement of titself. Even though | understood the logic, grasping tnascence still proved to be quite a challenge,” Jared said with a slight frown.

“You're merely a Tribulator, yet you aspire to comprehend tnascence. You must be out of your mind.

However, the fact that you can articulate these thoughts shows that you have indeed started to gain a basic understanding of it.” Upon hearing Jared's words, Nieva was somewhat taken aback. Jared was merely a Tribulator, yet he had already begun thinking about the nature of tnascence.

Upon hearing Nieva’s words, Jared asked, “Ms. Nieva, have... have you comprehended tnascence?” If Nieva had grasped tnascence, Jared could definitely learn from her. It would certainly be better than thinking aimlessly about it on his own.

Nieva chuckled, shaking her head hastily. “I've only grasped frost nascence and not any other elements, especially when it comes to tnascence. Understanding it is not like the other nascences. It demands one to experience life and death and have a true appreciation of the cycle of life. Only then can one truly comprehend tnascence.” “Life and death? The cycle of life?” Jared fell into deep thought. Nieva’s words were somewhat profound, and for a moment, he found them hard to comprehend.

“Alright, stop dwelling on these things. Once you've gained more experience and elevated your cultivation level, you'll naturally comprehend it. We're leaving tomorrow, so make sure you get srest. Also, be wary of the Mueller family, they might try something against you,” Nieva cautioned Jared.

“Alright, I'll be careful.” Jared gave a nod.

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Nieva turned and left, while Jared was still pondering over her words.

“Kid, you appear experienced, yet are still a fool. If you truly want to comprehend tnascence, you must genuinely understand life and death. The cycle of life and death is essentially the passage of time. Life and death are the outcome, while tsets the rules!” At this moment, Vermilion Demon Lord spoke out.

“The outcome? The rules?” A glimmer of light suddenly burst forth from the depths of Jared's vacant eyes, as if a ray of sunshine had pierced through the thick fog.

It seemed as though Jared had an epiphany.

True to being a level nice cultivator, Vermilion Demon Lord illuminated Jared's mind with just a single sentence.

The shifting position of the moonlight is the outcome, while tis the governing principle. The shift of the four seasons throughout the year is the outcome, while tis the rule. Life and death are the outcomes, while tsets the rules. Tis reflected in every object, each yielding unique results, yet all adhere to the laws of time! “Mr. Vermilion, thank you...” Jared suddenly broke into a wide smile.

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