"I used to have teammates, but now he’s hiding, and I can’t rely on him anymore. Fortunately, I can still see hope in you young people. I will try to live a bit longer."
Albert glanced at Xiaojin as he said this. After finishing, he looked at Xun Hui and said:
"You didn’t co to just to praise your juniors, did you? Is there sothing else?"
Xun Hui replied:
"There’s one more thing. I got sothing here, a coffin. Do you want to trade with ?"
Wen Xishu was taken aback. They really did get a coffin. Senior Xun’s luck is quite impressive.
"The Ghost Bride’s coffin? Not bad. I’ve been thinking recently, changing places to sleep, lying in a coffin seems like an interesting choice."
Albert accepted the trade.
Xun Hui said:
"Alright, just give sothing of equal value for the exchange."
Although the coffin was good, Xun Hui couldn’t use it. His fighting style didn’t allow for such... seemingly wicked tactics.
Albert wanting to use the Ghost Bride’s coffin as a bed really left Wen Xishu stunned.
This old man truly lived like he was indulging in self-torture.
He soon realized that Xun Hui might have traded with Albert more than once before.
Their ntor-student bond was strong. When Xun Hui got sothing good, his first thought might not be to keep it for himself, but rather, if giving it to his teacher would be better.
Xun Hui nodded:
"Later, go to the storage area and I’ll give it to you. Also, I think Wenxun has so questions for you."
The topic suddenly shifted to Wen Xishu, leaving him montarily confused. But soon, Wen Xishu began to explain the reason behind his recent tower retreat and kills.
So questions were known by the guide, and presumably by the headmaster too.
After listening, Albert did not question how Wen Xishu advanced the tiline but felt very gratified:
"In fact, over the years, the tiline hasn’t been unchanging, but the progress has been minimal."
"You’ve done very well. This way, we can interact with later versions of the monsters."
Wen Xishu asked what he wanted to know:
"Is one day in the Bunker the sa as one day in the Slaughter Tower?"
"If the ti flow is the sa, wouldn’t I never catch up with the real world’s ti?"
"After all, real-world ti won’t stop. And if I encounter the Ghost Bride in the Deceit Tower and reset her fate, will she return?"
The guide didn’t actually answer this question, only informing Wen Xishu of the impact of tower retreat killing.
Albert said:
"Let answer your first question. Unfortunately, the ti flow in the Three Towers is the sa as in the Bunker."
"If you spend seven days in the Slaughter Tower, seven days will pass here as well."
"However, there are indeed ways to jump tilines significantly, but this thod is not accessible now. So answers are written on the hundredth level."
As Wen Xishu thought, the headmaster’s obsession with breaking through the hundredth level was because the hundredth level held certain secrets.
Albert said:
"Your primary task is to find a way to break through levels. The benefits of breaking through levels are many, which you will understand later."
"Of course, being able to retreat and kill is very good."
"I quite look forward to seeing what changes will co in the higher-level overlords or leaders."
"As for your second question, I can tell you that she will return. But none of you will rember her, except the person who altered her fate."
Wen Xishu realized:
"You an... if the Ghost Bride returns, except for the person who anchored her fate track in the Deceit Tower and Desire Tower, everyone else will forget her appearance?"
Albert nodded:
"Yes, we tested this with one of my students."
This student must have been Wen Chaohua, Wen Xishu guessed. Considering Xiaojin, Yue Yun, and Nissen were present, the headmaster didn’t ntion the na.
Albert continued:
"In the end, we found that a certain leadership-level presence in the Slaughter Tower indeed returned."
"Only, at first, only my student rembered. Even I had to use his tool, a letter related to that leader, to recall everything."
A letter.
It seed sowhat similar to Tang Rui’s situation where maxing out favorability triggered it.
Only, this kind of letter shouldn’t have been tradeable, but Wen Chaohua’s thods were indeed peculiar.
"So just like anchoring history will change the mories of everyone but the invitation holder..."
"If the Ghost Bride returns, only I will rember her. Senior Xun will forget her, even if he has killed her before."
"mories might automatically adjust to a logically consistent result. This appears to be one rule upheld by the Three Towers."
Wen Xishu finally understood the chanism.
Albert said:
"If you can retreat and kill, then do so as much as possible. Our Slaughter Tower environnt is still in the early apocalypse. Retreat and kill will advance the tiline, allowing us to see more diverse monsters."
Wen Xishu nodded, acknowledging this point. However, his next statent was quite villainous:
"Thank you, Headmaster, you’ve cleared up many of my doubts. Next, I’d like to make a trade with you."
Wen Xishu’s expression turned serious, but he had a rather innocent smile on his face.
Albert nodded:
"Let’s hear it."
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