Daniel never expected that he would encounter Faer in the middle of the ti rift.
However, at this mont, Faer didn’t seem to recognize him, and Faer was still only at the demigod rank.
Daniel refrained from attacking the demigod again. Instead, he raised his hand and enveloped Luna within his mist domain.
Using his mind power, he sent a ssage to Luna.
"Run deeper into the forest, and stay safe."
At this mont, Luna was still a newborn child.
After receiving Daniel’s protection, she imdiately fled towards the deepest part of the forest.
Daniel then turned his gaze toward Faer.
"Do you really need to protect him?" Daniel asked.
Faer’s face showed a look of regret.
"I’m terribly sorry. It’s my fault for not properly teaching my student," he said. "This is my mistake, and if you’re dissatisfied, I’m willing to bear the consequences."
"Don’t worry, I will discipline him severely."
Faer could feel the imnse strength radiating from Daniel, and if possible, he certainly didn’t want to clash with such a formidable being.
Furthermore, Faer sensed that there was a spatial mist between him and Daniel, as if Daniel didn’t truly belong to this tiline.
Daniel was silent for a mont, sensing Faer’s persistence.
Finally, he sighed and spoke,
"Sigh, forget it. I’ll settle the score with you later. I’ll let you go this ti."
As he finished speaking, Daniel’s form began to flicker and destabilize.
The 30 seconds given to him were simply too short.
Just before Daniel was about to disappear, Luna turned her head and looked in his direction.
Daniel could clearly feel an intense pulling force on his body.
This overwhelming power ca from ti itself, and even Daniel found himself unable to resist it.
Soon, Daniel’s form reappeared in front of Kartora.
Kartora imdiately moved closer, her face filled with concern as she asked,
"How do you feel? Are you alright? Did you return to the past or the future?"
Daniel gently shook his head, then replied,
"I’m fine. I entered a ti rift and briefly returned to the past."
After speaking, Daniel turned his gaze toward Luna, realizing that he had encountered her much earlier.
Upon hearing Daniel’s words, Kartora nodded.
"I see. Don’t worry, I’ve already identified where the issue lies."
"Give so ti; I need to continue perfecting this formation."
With that, Kartora turned and returned to her room to continue her work.
Ti continued to pass quickly.
Kartora was still absorbed in her research, rarely leaving her room.
anwhile, Daniel imrsed himself in studying the Life Elder Tree in the castle.
This tree, which bore the Fruit of Life, was highly revered by the God of Life, Laeve.
Daniel sensed that the Life Elder Tree held deeper secrets, so he decided to use [ntal Deduction] to investigate.
However, the process of deduction took far longer than Daniel had anticipated.
For a while, he found himself unable to break free from the ntal analysis.
As a result, fewer and fewer people were freely moving about the castle.
Kartora sealed herself away in her room, focusing all her efforts on refining the Ti Square Mirror.
Daniel spent his ti next to the Life Elder Tree, deeply engaged in his ntal deductions.
Luna, feeling a bit bored, would sit beside Daniel every day, quietly watching him.
Occasionally, she would share so interesting stories.
"Daniel, guess what? I hunted a two-horned giant stag today! The at tasted so good!"
"The roasted at was really delicious, but I still think it tastes better when you cook it. When will you wake up?"
"You look so ssy now. How about I help clean you up? If you don’t say anything, I’ll just assu you agree!"
So, Luna added a new task to her daily routine—helping Daniel clean up.
Unknowingly, a full year passed as Daniel remained under the Life Elder Tree, still imrsed in his deductions.
His ntal analysis of countless worlds and their births and destructions was nearing its conclusion.
Daniel slowly opened his eyes.
After a brief mont of disorientation, his gaze fird once more. It was ti to make a decision.
Although the outco may have been inevitable, he would not be content unless he at least tried.
After all, so things could only be understood through genuine effort.
With that thought, Daniel activated [Ti Stream].
anwhile, in a room within the castle, Kartora was busy inscribing the formation on the Ti Square Mirror. She furrowed her brows slightly.
The tiline... had changed!
In the new tiline, Daniel didn’t stand by while Aurelia was gravely injured.
Instead, he directly used [Mass Resurrection] to bring her back to life. All the abnormal states were wiped out in an instant.
In this new tiline, everyone survived, and the God of Life, Laeve, hadn’t left the castle.
Life returned to a peaceful and comfortable rhythm. Kartora no longer needed to study the Ti Square Mirror.
Life was light and harmonious, and Daniel no longer pressured them to increase their power.
This peaceful existence continued for another eight years.
One day, Daniel, as usual, accompanied Luna on a hunt. When they returned, they found Laeve waiting for him.
"Crossbridge, I believe I am ready now."
Daniel nodded, then glanced at the Life Elder Tree.
"Then, good luck to you," he said.
At that mont, Luck Goddess Luke also walked over.
She looked toward Laeve and smiled gently.
"I’ll bless you as well, in my na."
Luna waved her pale little hand,
"Laeve, you have to do your best!"
Laeve once again ventured into the ruins.
However, she was unable to leave this ti.
About six months later, Laeve passed away.
Daniel felt sowhat frustrated because, by changing the tiline, he hadn’t learned how to perform ntal deduction.
Neither Luck Goddess Luke nor Kartora had reached the Fake God level yet.
Faced with this situation, Daniel’s face showed confusion.
He couldn’t understand why his ntal deductions had been incorrect last ti.
Now, the problem was that without ntal deductions, calculating the world lines would be an incredibly difficult task.
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