"I’m not afraid of that thing, but you’re different. If you don’t want to be affected by the infection, leave here now!" Gu Ningxuan had used the Potential Activation Potion once, and his spiritual power was already approaching 3S. If he were to be tempted by the Clay Ore now to trigger telekinesis, it would be strengthening the strong.
But without guidance to learn telekinesis, he would only beco a "Simoles Deficiency Syndro" patient of this world and die young for sure. If Gu Ningxuan triggers telekinesis, Su Jiang would not teach him. Telekinesis is not an ordinary ability, and once exposed, Su Jiang is not worried that Gu Ningxuan would harm her, but how could she explain knowing the secret of telekinesis?
Unless the Insect Race arrives, Su Jiang does not plan to reveal her secret to any stranger. Whether she’s selfish or willful, she and Gu Ningxuan are not familiar enough to share such secrets.
"And it’s late now. Don’t you think knocking on a woman’s door in the middle of the night is quite disrespectful?" As soon as Su Jiang said this, Gu Ningxuan’s cheeks seed to turn redder, and the strength with which he was blocking the door lessened.
"But it’s very dangerous..." Gu Ningxuan involuntarily lowered his voice, "It’s a negative factor for both the nearby residents and you and the children. Besides, I’ve never heard of anyone immune to cosmic ray infections..."
Such a stubborn guy... Seeing him so concerned about others without worrying about his own proximity to the Clay Ore, Su Jiang felt a touch of helplessness, turned her body, opened the door, and said, "If you’re not afraid of dying, then co in..."
Gu Ningxuan was stunned. Seeing Su Jiang enter the room, his feet involuntarily stepped in as well. The decor of this room was very similar to his small cabin, giving a tranquil feeling, as if it could soothe the heart.
"This thing is called Clay Ore, carrying cosmic rays, but it’s beneficial and harmless to certain specific people," Su Jiang began, "I know what you’re worried about. Untreated Clay Ore is indeed terrifying to ordinary people, but I’ve already isolated the whole house from the outside world with spiritual power, so the rays won’t reach outside the house..."
Gu Ningxuan pursed his lips and asked, "You and the two children... are part of this special group?"
Su Jiang nodded, adding, "We are, but you are not. If your spiritual power hadn’t instinctively resisted, you might have already been in trouble. Rest assured, I’m mindful of my actions and won’t affect innocent people..."
The entire house consisted of just the three of them, Changxi and Su Mo, the two robots, and Gu Ningxuan, the employee. Changxi and Su Mo were naturally not afraid of the Clay Ore, and she and her children were eager for more of it. Gu Ningxuan was the only one who could be affected.
"Looks like I was overthinking," Gu Ningxuan apologized, seeing that she had considered everything thoroughly, earning a roll of the eyes from Su Jiang.
"You’re pathetically naive, why not consider your own safety?" Su Jiang thought that the intellect of this forr genius of Xilena was really worriso, too foolish. "I’ll pay attention in the future. If you feel the radiation from the Clay Ore, rember to stay in your room, I’ll isolate that area so that it won’t affect you as much as possible."
It’s true that Clay Ore can trigger telekinesis, but its activation is also a matter of chance. Failure to trigger it ans death. Either way, if sothing happened to Gu Ningxuan on her territory, she wouldn’t feel right about it.
Gu Ningxuan thought for a mont, then nodded in agreent, and under Su Jiang’s eviction order, left awkwardly. Watching Gu Ningxuan’s stiff departing figure, Su Jiang couldn’t help but chuckle, and since he had good hearing, he naturally heard it, stumbling on the stairs almost tumbling down. She closed the door, shook her head helplessly, "It seems having such a person living with you is quite interesting."
Su Jiang returned to the coffee table and began using telekinesis to process the Clay Ore, removing useless parts, leaving the most essential elents.
Processing Clay Ore is a very tedious activity that can train mind power. Su Jiang sat upright with eyes closed, telekinesis swirling as her robe moved without wind.
If you looked closely, you would find countless pale blue threads swirling around her body, forming a large pale blue cocoon, imparting a trendous spiritual pressure...
Gu Ningxuan returned to his room, took a shower, and found that the oppressive feeling he had sensed earlier had vanished. If he opened the door and went outside, he could still feel it. He scratched his head and finally obediently lay on his bed, rolled up in his blanket, and slept.
Since there was no impact on the surrounding residents, her and her children, or himself, there was no need to worry. Thinking this, Gu Ningxuan grabbed his pillow, found a comfortable sleeping posture, and quickly drifted into a sweet slumber.
After a night’s processing, the Clay Ore had finally shed its dross, revealing its true appearance. As the morning sun cast a slight blush, she opened her eyes, took a deep breath, exhaled a murky white gas, her eyes filled less with fatigue and more with excitent.
Looking at the Clay Ore now shrunk to a gem-like erald beauty, a smile curled on her lips, and after a night’s training, her telekinesis seed to have recovered considerably.
Using telekinesis, she cut two equally sized small pieces from the processed Clay Ore, placed them in front of two eggs, and said, "You can eat now, rember not to choke..."
This was now the purest spiritual energy, easily absorbed. But these two little ones were still too small and quickly beca full, their mind power brewing a strong mind storm like last ti.
However, with Su Jiang present, naturally nothing would go wrong. She tidied up the telekinesis, patted their eggshells, and said, "Go play now, rember not to run too far..." (To be continued. If you like this work, please consider voting for it on Qidian (qidian), your support is my greatest motivation. Mobile users, please visit m.qidian to read.)
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