There were no more thrilling scenes, and by the time Tia woke up again, everything was calm again.

Even the Book of Omniscience, which had not reacted to anything in that illusion, appeared in front of her safely.

It floated in mid-air without saying a word, as if nothing had happened.

And this silence has actually revealed the answer to some questions.

After straightening her clothes, Tia slowly calmed down her mental fluctuations, which she still couldn't stabilize.

In fact, the book of omniscience doesn't need to put on that appearance at all, even if it doesn't explain or makes a perfunctory sentence, she won't question it.

Because even if it told the truth, Tia didn't have the qualifications to participate.

The class she gets along with them is so different.

Whether it's the things Merlin and the All-Knowing Book conspired about, or what they've just experienced.

Tia let out a long breath.

No amount of anger and resentment is transformed into unwillingness in this powerlessness.

Her choice of silence is not a compromise that succumbs to strength.

Picking up the hammer again, Tia forced herself not to read the Book of All-Knowing, and walked towards the place she had passed.

In the final analysis, it is because of her weakness.

How could the ant's protest change the dragon's mind?

Even if this ant still has some decent potential.

There is no shortage of gifted people in this world, and when something doesn't seem lightweight, it can be easily discarded.

It's like a so-called "genius".

Potential cannot be transformed into heritage, and no amount of genius is just a consumable.

In the eyes of Merlin, a wizard with great talent in his own right, even Tia may be just a relatively difficult consumable to find.

What's more, the consumer goods that seem to be relatively high at her level are still based on the foundation provided by Merlin and the Book of Omniscience to step into this transcendent path.

With a sneer in her heart, Tia forced herself to suppress all the injustices.

She has always known that complaining and needless venting have no real effect, and at best they can only give herself some small psychological comfort.

Instead of wasting your time in this kind of place, do something that will make a difference.

Emptying her mind of all the thoughts, Tia calmed down and began to think about what had happened in her previous illusion.

Although the book of omniscience doesn't say anything, she is not a fool, after watching such a big drama before, and then contacting everything she has experienced before, she will not be unable to reason at all.

Tia remembered the seven-colored deer and the white wolf she had seen.

Having seen the warmth and coldness of the world since she was a child, she has always known that it is difficult for humans to remain pure creatures.

The rich feelings derived from various experiences make them gradually complex.

There is no pure good, and there is no pure evil.

As long as you are born as a human being, you will inevitably have this kind of complexity.

As strong as Merlin, too.

The deer represents Merlin's goodness, while the wolf is Merlin's evil.

As if presented in a fantasy world, the confrontation between the deer and the wolf is the confrontation between the good side and the evil side of his heart.

In fact, not only Merlin, everyone faces the confrontation between good and evil, but because of his strength, this confrontation becomes something that seems to be worthy of being taken seriously.