Do not dismiss small acts of kindness.
Thoughts are the precious legacy left by ancient sages to Lin Ke.
Many aspire to save the world, often saying it's better to save ten than one, a hundred than ten, a thousand than a hundred, ten thousand than a thousand.
Thus, they neglect the single person in front of them, the ten, and choose only to save ten thousand.
But is this the right approach?
Regardless of right or wrong, Lin Ke seeks only to remain true to his heart.
That little Dogman, saving him was a simple act, after all.
Including the cleric Darkli as well.
Through Lin Ke's eyes, it was easy to see that Darkli was secretly helping the commoners.
A soul cannot hide its age.
Darkli seed no more than a twenty-year-old woman whose appearance suggested over two hundred years.
This was due to physical decay.
When Darkli used the Eternal Dusk Sect's skill just now, the subtle law fluctuations indicated that she had aided the Dogman's mother.
With dawn, exchange for dusk!
Using dusk, to cure injuries and ailnts!
Regardless of the nature of the person at the top of the Eternal Dusk Sect, the balance laws are comndable.
Though a monotheistic sect, it at least alleviates societal negatives like illness during dissemination.
This is the fundantal need of wise beings, coupled with powerful laws of balance, equilibrium, and equivalent exchange...
No wonder Eternal Dusk could beco the Dominator.
While walking in the air, Lin Ke observed the situation below.
Soon enough, the Grand Priest caught up with him, and together they strolled, exploring the cities of this region.
The Grand Priest managed just thirty-six cities, both large and small, in the vicinity.
Clear class distinctions existed within the cities; Divine Officials were naturally at the top, followed by wealthy rchants, commoners, and various slaves.
Strict hierarchies!
Sotis Lin Ke visited the various Church Court branches, other tis ordinary markets, and occasionally peered outside wealthy mansions.
Yet, he mostly frequented the slums.
To gauge the benevolence of a force towards its subjects, note the lowest rather than the upper ranks.
A society that initiates help for the poorest groups and supports them is invariably warm-hearted.
As a [Leader], Lin Ke wished to experience the lives of people under different systems.
He moved around, accompanied by the Grand Priest, who explained along the way.
To the Grand Priest, everything here was natural; the poor's status was rightly deed lower than Divine Officials'.
After all, among professionals here, Divine Officials represented the majority.
The survival of the fittest, naturally lawful.
Lin Ke didn't aim to challenge the Grand Priest's viewpoint.
The Grand Priest knew nothing of probability or how a larger base guaranteed more gifted individuals.
He rely strolled and observed, extending help directly when difficulties arose.
When faced with wrongdoing, he intervened boldly.
Thus, after nearly six months, Lin Ke departed from the Eternal Twilight Continent and ventured to the Kaos Continent.
...
The Kaos Continent lay barren.
The teleportation array was located on a desolate hill.
"Awooo!!!"
A piercing howl erupted.
"Awooo!" "Awooo!" "Awooo!"...
A succession of howls resonated, transported with an unusual rhythm.
Lin Ke looked over and saw tawny giant wolves surrounding, each more animated than the last.
"Coyotes?" Lin Ke raised an eyebrow.
In an instant, these coyotes morphed into human forms.
Clad in grass skirts, covered in varied paints, each were Kes Race!
Similar to the Naseng Race, sporting normal limbs and features, though here with more robust and firm skeletal structures.
"Lin... Lin Ke, Your Highness!"
Before Lin Ke could speak, soone voiced in delight.
Lin Ke glanced over.
The man was evidently Naseng, significantly smaller in build compared to the Kes beside him.
"You are... yes, Philton?"
Lin Ke suddenly recalled a na,
With his current level, his brain parallelled or even surpassed supercomputers and storage.
He rembered nearly every soldier in Great Wilderness City.
Especially the commanders.
"Yes, Your Highness Lin Ke!" This leader nad Philton assud responsibility nearby.
Judging by his soul aura, Philton, over sixty, was already a fifteenth-level professional, quite young.
n like him form the core strength of Great Wilderness City's robust power.
"Why have you co to Kaos? Isn't Great Wilderness focusing on the front lines? Have you co to Kaos personally for the Beast Spirit?"
Philton was quite excited.
Though older than Lin Ke, he practically idolized Lin Ke across the board.
Of course, age sotis ant nothing.
Whether in art, novels, science like thermodynamics and optics, or territory building, philosophy, culture, army managent, and warfare, Lin Ke excelled.
Coupled with Lin Ke's goodwill towards the people, Philton beca an all-encompassing aficionado.
"No, I simply wander, exploring." Lin Ke nodded at Philton, smiling at the largest human nearby, and his figure suddenly blurred.
In the next mont, energy surged through Lin Ke's body, transforming into a terrifying beam of light that vanished.
"Boom!!!"
Skill—Light Speed!
In its wake, light speed's energy fluctuations and intimidating velocity left the Kes Race frozen in awe.
"What new skill is this..." Philton stared blankly, pondering internally.
Having been stationed in Kaos for over a decade, he learned its unique abilities, realizing it was ti to return.
Otherwise, with Great Wilderness City's rapid developnt, he'd return, seemingly primitive.
Yet, Philton realized he was primitive already.
While he mused, the highest-ranking person approached nearby.
"What... You say your Lord Lin Ke is rely Starbright level?!"
This highest-ranking, largest man bore the most blue paint on his face.
Though robustly wild, exuding a grand and majestic aura, he wielded a bone-crafted staff.
"Yes, venerable shaman." Philton nodded: "That master is the Duke of Lava, Lin Ke, my superior."
Upon hearing, the shaman's reverent gaze lingered on Lin Ke, lost from view: "Duke's power... truly great and advanced."
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