Comprehension Ability: Creating and teaching the Dao in various worlds Chapter 656: 5: A Little Push (5000 words, please subscribe)

Chapter 656: Chapter 5: A Little Push (5000 words, please subscribe)

“Tower Master, should we switch to soone else?”

Nalan glanced at Lin Yuan standing nearby, hesitated for a mont, and spoke softly.

He still found it sowhat difficult to proceed.

Moreover, Nalan felt that there was no need for the Xia Qin Supre Being to specifically add obstacles for the Galaxy Master.

As the strongest genius in the history of human civilization, moving forward unimpeded was the way to be.

“It’s you.”

“No one else is suitable.”

Xia Qin Supre Being shook his head.

“Alright.”

Nalan nodded.

The will of a Supre Being was not to be defied, even if he thought the Supre Being was wrong.

Still, he had to comply when it was ti to comply.

“Galaxy Master, if you can’t hold on, rember to admit defeat,” Nalan kindly reminded.

Although the Xia Qin Supre Being limited the contest between the two to the Rule of Ti, Nalan believed he was just one step away from realizing all ti models.

The Galaxy Master was only Ninth Rank, struggling even to perceive Ti Fluctuations; what proficiency could he have in the Rule of Ti?

Under the crushing dominance of the rules, an early surrender by the Galaxy Master would spare him so agony.

“Understood,” Lin Yuan’s expression was slightly solemn.

Nalan’s words put quite a bit of pressure on Lin Yuan.

After all, Lin Yuan had first witnessed Nalan’s action when he was still at Seventh Rank.

At that ti, Nalan stood at the edge of the Heiyuan Secret Realm, single-handedly suppressing the entire Heiyuan Clan from rebelling.

If it weren’t for the arrival of a mighty Insect Race, it is likely that the entire Heiyuan Clan would have been annihilated by Nalan.

“Let’s begin.”

Xia Qin Supre Being waved his right hand.

Lin Yuan and Nalan felt the world around them change.

Suddenly, they found themselves under a desolate starry sky.

With the authority of the Xia Qin Supre Being, moving them to a virtual ‘arena’ world was just a matter of thought.

“Galaxy Master, you make the first move,” Nalan offered graciously.

If it were a battle against a different species, he would naturally take any opportunity to strike first without any hesitation.

But Lin Yuan?

One reason was that their encounter was rely a spar, not a battle to the death, and as a senior, it was only right to give way a little.

The second reason was Nalan confident of his victory.

How could a Tenth Rank, especially a Grade A among them, lose to a Ninth Rank?

With such a massive gap in strength, for Nalan to strike first would be sowhat shaful.

‘Beating the weak’ was one thing; at least giving the opponent a chance to strike was due respect.

“Rember, go all out.”

“This might be your only chance,” Nalan said lightly, reminding him.

The confrontation in the realm of the Rule of Ti often happened in an instant, with collisions of different ti rules leaving the disadvantaged party almost no chance to resist.

Of course, real combat involved many variables, such as using other thods

Being weaker in the Rule of Ti didn’t an being weaker in other tactics.

However, the Xia Qin Supre Being had stipulated that they were only allowed to compete in their understanding of the Rule of Ti.

This ensured the battle would not last long, as re collisions within the ti domain rarely resulted in a stalemate.

Nalan therefore felt that the Xia Qin Supre Being was intentionally putting the Galaxy Master at a disadvantage precisely because of this.

The rules were too rigid, practically tailor-made for him.

“Alright,” Lin Yuan nodded, “I will give it my all.”

“Hmm…” Nalan looked pleased.

Only after the Galaxy Master had tried his best and found himself utterly unable to match his opponent could he truly learn in terms of the Rule of Ti, being played with like a toy.

“Galaxy Master, I definitely can’t match you in opening Spatial Layers, but in ti?” Nalan mused leisurely.

Suddenly, just then.

Nalan noticed, from afar, Lin Yuan had sohow vanished.

“Hm?”

Nalan imdiately sensed sothing was amiss.

“Has the flow of ti… changed?” Nalan’s expression hardened.

Whoosh.

Nalan raised his hand, releasing a massive burst of Ti Fluctuations, continuously disrupting the ti flows around him.

“Break!”

Nalan, vaguely realizing sothing, fully unleashed his understanding of the Rule of Ti, attempting to break free from the various ti quagmires enveloping him.

Outside.

Lin Yuan stood calmly, facing a crystal ball half a ter in diater, composed entirely of Ti Fluctuations.

Inside the crystal ball, Nalan struggled continuously but eventually was caught like in a deep quagmire, embraced by various ti quagmires, unable to break free in the realm of ti.

Having realized all ti models, Lin Yuan had woven many ti rules and Secret Techniques through constant combinations of various ti models.

Among them, the Ti Prison was Lin Yuan’s pride, built from intertwining and rging one thousand three hundred thirty-seven ti models to establish a corridor of ti.

These corridors, in turn, ford a Ti Prison.

Any life caught in the Ti Prison, unless their understanding of the Rule of Ti surpassed Lin Yuan’s, would be unable to perceive their own ti flow, completely reduced to a plaything.

After all, the amount of ti experienced by the life within the Ti Prison depended entirely on Lin Yuan.

With just a thought, Lin Yuan could make the opponent experience a day while the outside world went through a year, or make them experience a year while only a day passed outside.

What else could this be if not toying?

Of course, there were ways to forcefully break it.

Even though Nalan was inferior in ti perception to Lin Yuan, if he fully exerted himself, using ans other than the Rule of Ti, he could still break free.