Chapter 631: Chapter 305: The Path of the Dao (Part 2)
An Otherworldly Key, the legacy of a top-level Great Wizard, and a throne seed containing the authority of a Supre Apostle... His path to ascending to higher levels in the future is already clear.
"However, are there any conditions attached to this promise?" he asked cautiously.
"The conditions are as I just ntioned." Uther’s shadow smiled slightly:
"Maintain your current self, and do not let power corrode your true nature.
Of course, I don’t expect you to beco a Savior, just avoid becoming the next Cassandra."
The old professor’s tone beca more gentle:
"Additionally, when you reach the Moon Level and wish to infiltrate historical events, officially transitioning into a Historian, I will provide the necessary support and assistance.
The process is extrely dangerous, and without the escort of an experienced Historian, the mortality rate is nearly ninety percent."
"I will strive not to let you down, Professor."
He finally responded, with sincere respect in his tone:
"Although I cannot guarantee never to make mistakes, I can promise that reason and logic will always be the foundation of my actions."
"I hope so."
Uther’s shadow nodded slightly, but then his tone grew more serious:
"However, I must remind you of another more pressing issue.
After Cassandra’s return, she is likely to implent a completely new managent system."
The old professor’s voice beca more severe, and the shadow grew more solid:
"The traditional contribution point system will operate in parallel with the so-called ’war rit’ system, and the compulsory conscription system may be reactivated.
For a treasure-level genius like yourself, she will likely use various ans to win over and control you."
"First with small kindnesses to let you taste the sweetness, then at a critical mont, use greater temptations to bind your future."
Uther’s shadow paused in the air, his voice carrying a deep warning:
"You need to understand that ordinary Soul Contracts do indeed present a possibility of escape for practitioners on the Path of Truth.
After all, your soul structure becos extrely resilient due to its connection with higher existence.
But if it is a contract bound with a Soul Anchor..."
He did not finish, but Ron already understood its implications.
A contract on a Soul Anchor is an almost inescapable absolute constraint, even for a Great Wizard it is hard to break free.
It’s like an invisible shackle placed on the soul, forever unable to be freed.
"I can guess this little one’s plan."
Uther continued to analyze:
"First providing seemingly generous help and resources, making you feel gratitude and dependence towards her.
Then at the critical mont when you are reaching the Moon Level, preparing to advance to Dark Sun Level, she will seize the opportunity to strike."
The old professor’s voice turned icy cold:
"She will ti it perfectly, and at a mont when you cannot resist, she will use her power to suppress you."
Ron listened silently, his impression of Cassandra refreshed once more.
Her every step of the plan is calculated extrely precisely, as if playing a massive chess ga.
And he, very likely, is an important chess piece in this ga.
"Is there any thod to deal with it?" he asked directly, with a glint of calm contemplation in his eyes.
"There are so... unconventional thods."
Uther’s shadow beca blurred, as if hesitating whether to reveal them:
"Historians possess a special ability called ’mory Fog.’
This technique allows selective shielding of certain past information about oneself, causing confusion in mory to those probing you."
His voice grew more mysterious:
"Simply put, it makes the opponent ’forget’ certain traits or experiences of yours, thereby avoiding so targeted strategies based on this information.
For example, it might cause her to blur certain mories of yours."
The old professor’s voice beca more cautious:
"Of course, this technique has limitations, it can only blur mories, cannot completely erase them, and its effect is limited on Great Wizards with strong willpower.
But at critical monts, even a slight advantage can change the entire situation."
Ron nodded and began to contemplate, this ability indeed sounds useful, though not without risks.
If discovered, the consequences might be more severe than direct confrontation.
"Also, if you can master soul splitting and Life Box creation technology..."
Uther’s words carried a clear hint:
"In theory, you can transfer the core of your consciousness and mory to a secret container, allowing you to retain so autonomy even if your main body is bound by contracts.
But these are extrely dangerous techniques, and if mismanaged, the consequences range from personality disintegration to soul fragntation."
This ancient Mystic Scholar is indeed providing him with possible solutions to face future crises, though each accompanies imnse risk.
"By the way, your previous ntion of the ’Master Sword activation’ plan, I think it has great potential."
Uther suddenly changed the topic:
"If you decide to join the Abyssal Observation Station, I can provide so technical support discreetly.
Especially in terms of Master Sword condensation, it might be the key step in forming the prototype of your personal Soul Anchor."
His shadow moved closer to Ron:
"A true Master Sword is not rely a weapon, but an extension of will, a manifestation of the soul.
If you can integrate all your abilities and traits into it, it could beco your most reliable safeguard.
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