Luo Bai returned to his study and continued studying "The Book of Emperor Weishan."
Although he hardly used magic in his actual battle with the Hulk, mages with "super abilities" who lack magic resistance have an advantage in such confrontations.
However, he didn't leave empty-handed. At the very least, his actual combat experience and magical energy had improved slightly. It wasn't a huge help, but it was useful.
During the process of learning magic, Luo Bai absorbed information quickly and understood it more thoroughly. After a whole night of study, he had thoroughly learned all the contents of "The Book of Weishan Emperor" and started to delve into "Ti Compilation."
Although Luo Bai had used the Ti Stone before, he had not systematically learned how to wield its full power. It was ti to get better at it.
"Ti Compilation" sounds like a book about studying ti, but in essence, it is a magical text that teaches how to control ti. This book records the understanding of ti magic by Supre Mages throughout history.
It includes the basic concepts of ti, the impact of tilines on the universe and multiverse, and the basic theories of ti and ti magic. Though there is a lot of content in the book, to simplify it, the entire text analyzes the original Ti Stone.
Most Supre Mages cannot control ti independently; they need to utilize the power of the "Ti Stone." Through this artifact, mages can learn ti-related magic. The ti magic recorded in the book includes: ti acceleration, ti reversal, future prediction, ti stopping, and more.
There is a clearly marked sentence on the first page of the book: "The Ti Stone contains infinite power, and no one can fully understand it."
The aning of this statent is self-evident. In summary, although Supre Mages have used the Ti Stone, no one has yet fully grasped the energy and profound anings contained within it. Therefore, those who use the original Ti Stone can analyze the energy it contains through their own understanding.
After briefly reading the theoretical analysis and the basic introduction to the Ti Stone, Luo Bai took out the Eye of Agamotto and activated the Ti Stone.
With focus, a green light lit up in his hands. This green light represented the power of ti within the Ti Stone.
Luo Bai found a random chair in the house and began to experint. Moving his palm clockwise accelerated ti, making the chair take on a future appearance. Conversely, moving his palm counterclockwise reverted ti, causing the chair to return to its original shape, possibly even its previous appearance.
Since Luo Bai was new to this learning and not yet proficient with the power of ti, he sotis struggled. He was so focused on his practice that he didn't notice the knock on the door.
At the sa ti, Polaris had been knocking for a full minute. Although she kept hearing noises inside the house, it took a long ti before Luo Bai finally opened the door, leaving her very confused.
"Why is it that people are in the house but don't open the door?" Polaris muttered to herself as she tried twisting the door lock.
To her surprise, the door was unlocked and opened instantly. But before she could observe the situation inside, she was greeted by a burst of green light.
Suddenly, a mini version of Polaris appeared in front of Luo Bai.
That's right. The North Star had unexpectedly shown up, but Luo Bai didn't notice it at all. While practicing ti magic, he had accidentally turned her into a child by sending her back in ti.
Although little Polaris looked quite cute, Luo Bai wondered who would be his housekeeper now that she had reverted to childhood.
Thinking of this, Luo Bai couldn't help but ask, "Why did you co up here? Didn't I tell you not to go to the second floor unless there were special circumstances?"
Little Polaris opened her big, watery eyes and replied, "Brother, what are you talking about? Where are you?"
After hearing her answer, Luo Bai rembered sothing from the book. If you use ti magic to change a person's ti, such as going back to the past, that person's mory also remains in the past.
To put it simply, Luo Bai had accidentally changed Polaris back to her childhood, aning her mories were also from that ti. She didn't rember anything from her adult life.
Luo Bai tried to use ti magic to return Polaris to her current appearance, but despite nurous attempts, he was unsuccessful due to his lack of proficiency. Instead, his strange behavior only confused little Polaris further.
"Brother, what are you doing? What does this gesture an?" she asked, looking at him with her big, innocent eyes.
Luo Bai fell silent. After trying for a while, he decided to give up for now. He planned to practice more and then restore Polaris to her original form after mastering the ti magic.
Thinking this over, Luo Bai patiently explained, "Lorna, this is your brother's room. You can stay here with for now. Why don't you go downstairs and play by yourself first? I'll co down to play with you later, okay?"
Little Polaris seed quite obedient as a child. She nodded eagerly and said, "Okay, big brother!"
After saying that, she went downstairs, but soon she ran back up.
"Big brother, there's a big sister downstairs looking for you! She said she must see you," little Polaris said.
"Must see ?!" Luo Bai paused what he was doing and went downstairs.
When he arrived, he saw Natasha Romanoff sitting on the sofa, with a silver box on the coffee table. Judging by its appearance, it looked very much like the money box from a TV series.
Luo Bai guessed she was there to deliver money. Sure enough, the next second Natasha said, "This is the reward Nick Fury promised you. It totals three hundred thousand. Do you want to count it?"
"No need," Luo Bai replied, curious. "Just give the box to Lorna. Is there sothing wrong that you needed to call down?"
Natasha smiled and said, "She said the sa thing, but I insisted that you get it yourself. After all, you promised to drink coffee with , right?"
At that mont, Luo Bai finally understood why Polaris had suddenly co to find him—it was because of Natasha Romanoff.
Although Natasha had asked him to have coffee, he hadn't taken it seriously at the ti and thought it was a joke.
"I thought you were joking! Besides, I didn't agree to it then; I just said we'd see when the ti ca," Luo Bai said.
Natasha smiled but didn't say much. Instead, she curiously asked, "I didn't expect you to have a daughter at such a young age."
After saying this, she looked at little Polaris.
Luo Bai realized she had misunderstood, so he explained, "She is not my daughter."
"Then who is she?!" Natasha was confused.
Luo Bai didn't know how to clarify, so he simply said, "This is complicated; so situations have arisen. In fact, this girl is Lorna."
This little girl is the North Star?!
Natasha Romanoff was utterly baffled and frowned. "I don't understand what you an."
Luo Bai didn't elaborate, but he suddenly had an idea. Lorna was now a little girl who needed care and comfort, and Natasha just happened to show up... or else.
Thinking of this, Luo Bai smiled and asked Natasha, "Did you co to see today to ask for coffee?"
"Not entirely; there's sothing else..." Natasha started.
Luo Bai quickly interrupted her, "We can talk about that later. I have sothing to take care of now. If you want to et for coffee, could you help take care of Lorna for the ti being? I'll join you after I finish my work."
Natasha was silent for a mont. After a while, she asked, "How long do you need?"
"I'm not sure; it'll take about an hour or more," Luo Bai explained.
Natasha pondered for a mont, then smiled and agreed. "Okay. I think you're young and lack experience with children, so I'll help you. But rember, we have an agreent."
"Of course~~" Luo Bai said with a smile before heading upstairs to continue practicing magic.
This practice lasted the entire day. Little did Natasha Romanoff expect that she had been tricked by Luo Bai into becoming a nanny for a whole day.
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