Chapter 1951 Education
Months passed as Rui patiently adhered to his word. He didn''t want to waste any more time in the Garden of Salvation than absolutely necessary. The Elder Tree was thankfully intelligent, learning math and science at a remarkable speed.
I don''t understand this problem.
The Elder Tree projected the numerical into Rui''s head. It was an elementary trigonometric equation that required simplification.
"It''s simple," Rui patiently informed it. "Apply the expressions sine-two-theta equals two sine-theta-cos-theta, and cos-two-theta equals cos-squared-theta minus sin-squared-theta. Once the angles of the trigonometric terms are equal, you can cancel them out, and you''ll be left with a simplified expression."
I see. That does indeed solve the problem.
Rui ensured that the quality of the education that he imparted to the Elder Tree was high so that the rate of learning and time period required to learn everything he needed to know was high.
Why have you been circling around the Garden of Salvation over and over for the past few months everyday? The Elder Tree asked, curious.
"Don''t mind him," Kane yawned, bored. "He does weird shit like that all the time."
"It''s because I am nning to add the Garden of Salvation to my Mind Pce to amodate the flood of information that you will be supplying me," Rui replied. "My current Mind Pce is notrge enough to store the flood of information that you will be supplying me."
I see; that is prudent. It will certainly increase the probability that your mind wille away with its sanity intact.
"In addition, I am studying your domain bending," Rui added clinically. "You may not be able to teach me, but I still certainly have much to learn just by watching you so close. I doubt I will see anything remotely spectacr as far as domain bending for a long time."
Though, admittedly, Rui felt equally awed and grim when he witnessed the magnificence of the world-bending of the Elder Tree.
I would suggest notparing your Flowing Void Style with my Garden of Salvation. It advised him friendlily. Remember, I am a tree. My entire existence is stationary and integrated into the world. My roots are deeply integrated into the earth, while my enormous branches and leaves are deeply integrated into the heavens. I have a very specific and extraordinary affinity with heaven and earth, unlike any other species in existence.
Rui understood what the Elder Tree was trying to convey to him.
The Elder Tree was to domain techniques that fish were to water. Its very existence at its root, literally and metaphorically, was inclined towards domain bending. Inparison, humans did not have any particrly strong affinity as a species. That was why the Martial Paths of humanity were so diverse and varied.
"You also have powerful hypnosis," Rui noted.
That is by virtue of the primacy of my intelligence and the sheer size of my body and everything in it. Pound-for-pound, your affinity for hypnosis is far greater than my innate affinity for it.
That made sense. Furthermore, if you break through the Master Realm, you will exceed my paltry prowess in this regard, I suspect.
"Mmmm," Rui nodded before raising his eyebrow. "Say, how do you know what the Master Realm is all about? That''s not something that ismon knowledge."
Over the centuries, I could not help but that Martial Artists of the ''Master Realm'' had expanded consciousnesses and extraordinarily sophisticatedbat styles. I managed to put two and two together. In addition, my florawork extends into the human domain, and thus, I am able to spy on humanity.
Rui narrowed eyebrows. "That''s quite the thing to reveal to a human."
It is a gesture of goodwill in regard to our agreement. In addition,municating will be easier if you are aware of this channel ofmunication. There are some species of flora for which I have a high affinity due to simr gic makeup. If you nt these in the human domain, we will be able tomunicate back and forth directly.
The Elder Tree had an interest in revealing thismunicationwork because if it was to make the best use of the Martial capital that Rui pledged to dedicate to aiding its survival, then it needed tomunicate with Rui effectively.
After all, its requirements were extremelyplicated andprehensive. Without extensivemunication between both sides, there was no way that it could possibly coordinate its requirements with Rui and the Kandrian Empire. "Oh?" Rui raised an eyebrow. "In that case, are you willing to enter into a mutual intelligence-exchange agreement?"
Certainly. Intelligence exchanges are harmless and mutually beneficial.
Rui grinned. "Nice."
This was an extremely lucrative agreement for the Kandrian Empire. Gaining ess to reliable intelligence across the entire Beast Domain was an extremely priceless asset. One of the reasons that the powers that drove humanity didn''t just conduct a full-scale invasion into the Beast Domain or more extensive operations into the Beast Domain was because theck of intelligence drastically increased the losses and casualties suffered. The consensus among experts was the human domain, in its totality, was more powerful but not enough to get away with anything more than a bloody pyrrhic victory. Yet, one of the reasons for that evaluation was because of a startlingck ofprehensive intelligence into everything that could factor in, including and especially environment.
In other words,ck of intelligence was whyrge-scale operations into the Beast Domain were rare. There were too many points of failure in such operations to have any chance of nothing going wrong. This belongs ? N?velDra/ma.Org.
But with the intelligence from a being that was the equivalent of the Beggar''s Sect of the Beast Domain, the Kandrian Empire had an enormous edge over all other fourteen Sage-level powerhouses across humanity. It was as big a strategic advantage when it came to the Beast Domain as the Ss n. In other words, Rui had brought the Kandrian Empire a second trump card that could potentially elevate the Kandrian Empire above all other nations!
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