In the days that followed, these people would squeeze out so ti from their sleeping and eating hours every day, kneeling on both sides of the administrative hall, continuing their protest, continuing to play the pitiful role. The montum was just as grand every day.
Besides them, there were onlookers, so relieved from the common folk, so not yet mature, and even so adventurers, all wanting to see what decision the new leader would make.
A few days later, Du You found it insufferable; these guys were really taking him for soone easy to speak with.
So Du You directly ordered everyone to leave within a day, and after a day, anyone still kneeling here would have their workload increased by 20%. Then, everyone left within just half an hour.
No help for it; their current work was already very exhausting. If increased by another 20%, it would definitely exhaust them to death in a short period. Those who died from exhaustion were often seen, and it was quite tragic.
So, who had a little more ti, began cultivating madly, forcing through their fatigue to enhance their strength.
Though they lost the opportunity, they could still enhance their strength. With an increase in strength, working would beco easier, and leisure ti would be longer. They couldn’t compare with others, as others had their workloads reduced, but they could barely maintain that, which was also a way out.
As for those imrsed in regret, unable to extricate themselves, or simply giving up and even resisting passively, they really had no chance. With work adapting gradually, they couldn’t squeeze out any ti.
When they saw others gaining strength and starting to work lightly, they regretted once more, but this ti they couldn’t bla anyone else. They knew how to cultivate, but their own negligence left them without improvent.
Previously, Du You provided resources to help them condition their bodies, allowing them to cultivate. Now, their bodies were worn out to a certain degree, and without resource support, they didn’t even have a chance to cultivate desperately.
With their bodies failing, continued cultivation would only further deteriorate their bodies, not enhance their strength.
For those who forcibly trained later, they each exhausted themselves nearly to death, with so directly dying from exhaustion.
Social classes once again completed a divide, re-dividing at the lowest level. The remaining ones served mainly as a warning for future generations. As for the work, they actually weren’t needed.
During internal reforms, the academy also welcod a new round of opportunities to enter the Outer World. But this ti, two more people were added, those being Du You and Bai Zimo. Because the two perford so well, they were sent in ahead of schedule.
Everyone already knew about Bai Zimo, who had reached the first tier, but in fact, Bai Zimo had already reached the second tier. It was only due to Du You’s request that it wasn’t shown; so concealnt is beneficial.
No one really knew how strong Du You was, but Bai Zimo was training with Du You.
If he could train Bai Zimo, his strength shouldn’t be too bad, so sending them in together seed fine; he hadn’t opposed it after all.
On this day, Xiaobai said nervously in front of Du You, "We’re about to enter the Outer World, and I’m a bit nervous." Since they were about to enter, there wasn’t any training today.
"What’s there to be nervous about? Haven’t you done well in all the simulated tests recently? The real Outer World is much like that," Du You naturally didn’t reveal what he knew. Actually, compared to simulated experints, the Outer World would be even safer for those with so strength.
After all, in simulated tests, many familiar people gather, sotis helping each other, but also attacking and scheming against each other. But in the Outer World, especially the first ti, eting others is rare.
Though they miss out on help from others, it’s actually safer for the strong not to suffer others’ scheming. As for hunting beasts, that’s the least of their concerns.
"Let’s, let’s team up together," Bai Zimo seed to muster all her courage to say, then quickly lowered her head, not daring to look at Du You. Du You sighed; the girl finally said it out loud.
"No need, I have my own plans; it’s better if we split up."
A trace of sadness flashed in Bai Zimo’s eyes; she had always wanted to explore the Outer World together with Du You. But Du You’s strength was too formidable; he couldn’t possibly do nothing to humor Bai Zimo in the Outer World. He still had many experints to conduct, in every world, sothing needed doing.
"Don’t worry, even if we separate, it doesn’t matter much. When your strength grows, we can still do missions together. Once we return, let’s both join the Shadow Guild," Du You said gently.
Bai Zimo lifted her head, "Then, you must rember, we will pinky swear."
Alright, Du You didn’t expect Bai Zimo to do such a thing. Ever since knowing her, she’d transford from being timid and cowardly. How was she suddenly like this today?
Oh well, let it be. Du You had no choice but to extend his finger.
"And, about the path I will choose in the future?" Bai Zimo suddenly asked.
Du You shook his head, "Of course, it’s your choice. Choose what you think is good. This needs to be your decision; other people’s words can only be auxiliary." A path chosen by oneself is the best, Du You wouldn’t randomly say anything.
Thinking for a mont, Du You added, "But let give you a piece of advice: don’t exchange skills and power like others. You’d better exchange for cultivation thods, then exchange or find resources to cultivate on your own."
Du You realized over ti that there were cultivation thods available for exchange, but those thods, once exchanged, could only be cultivated by oneself, thankfully without any mark left by the world’s will.
If not for the thods being exclusive to themselves, ordinary people in this world wouldn’t lack cultivation secret skills for so many years.
These cultivation secret skills, although free from the world’s will imprint, are suppressed by it. Only after exchanging will the world’s will allow. This permits personal cultivation; hence, cultivation can only be practiced after exchanging.
Xiaobai’s eyes sparkled, nodding vigorously, seemingly taking Du You’s words as the rule.
That’s good too; after all, it’s soone known for so long, Du You didn’t want to see Xiaobai beco a puppet of the world’s will.
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