"As for the development rights of the Tidal World, handle it according to your judgment. Even if the Tidal World wants to remain closed, it’s impossible. After thousands of years of stability, new tribes have emerged, and eventually, a price must be paid for such developments."
Initially, Angel did not understand what price Feng was referring to, but through Feng’s explanation, he understood. The Tidal World had forcibly absorbed all the elemental power from the outside Edge Island as a price, sealing itself for over three thousand years to recover its vitality. In the past years, the Elemental Creatures have enjoyed stability, and now it’s time to pay the price for that "stability and growth."
Even if another "Feng" helped the Elemental Creatures seal the Tidal World’s door, it would be futile. The opening of the Tidal World is an inevitable trend, and the World Will no longer permits continued plundering and closure.
"I believe that you leading the opening of the Tidal World is at least a gentler option for them compared to the World Will forcibly breaking down the doors in the future."
Angel: "Mr. Feng, aren’t you going to ask me how I’d develop it?"
Feng shook his head: "No need to ask. Regardless of the methods of opening, the Tidal World will not decline in the short term."
Every world has its unique features. The Tidal World’s features are its Elemental Tide and Elemental Creatures. These alone are enough to make the Tidal World remarkable. The only thing to pay attention to now is the relationship between Wizards and Elemental Creatures, whether it will become antagonistic or cooperative. For Feng, whether it’s antagonism or cooperation, it doesn’t matter. Cooperation is certainly good, but antagonism is also acceptable... because Wizards, even if they seize Elemental Creatures by force, will not pursue extinction since Wizards are not fools and understand the principle of sustainable exploitation.
Having answered the previous questions, Feng finally talked about Nami Midori.
"Nami Midori... does it still wish to no longer be insignificant?"
Angel nodded.
"Nami Midori has high talent and is the Elemental Creature with the most hope of breaking through the shackles of its realm after the fusion of the Tidal World and the Wizards’ Realm." Feng continued, "Like the night, it is a pioneer and will become an exemplar for Tidal World’s Elemental Creatures."
"How should it break through?" Angel’s main concern remained on the breakthrough issue.
"How to break through, I don’t know either." Feng shrugged: "How to specifically help Nami Midori break through its shackles ultimately depends on you."
"Depends on me?"
Feng nodded: "Do you think it was my idea to leave Nami Midori with the ’words of breakthrough’? Of course not; I’m not a Prophet Wizard. It was arranged by the Book of Kael."
In Feng’s view, since the Book of Kael believes Angel can help Nami Midori break through, then there must be a way.
"You don’t need to worry too much, just let things take their course. The Book of Kael won’t prophecy incorrectly... Comparatively, if the prophecy is really wrong, that would be a big problem."
Seeing that Angel still looked worried, Feng thought for a moment and extended his long index finger to tap into the air.
A seed emanating a gentle green glow, exuding a strange charm, appeared in the air.
Feng handed this glowing seed to Angel.
"Nami Midori should now be outside the Spatial Tempest, right? Inside here is my message to Nami Midori, including the Tidal World’s opening and its breakthrough matter. When the time comes, give it to it, and it will understand."
Angel glanced at the luminous green seed, its outer layer veiled with a faint aura of life, while within contained numerous symbols.
He believed that breaking through the outer aura of life should reveal the meaning of the symbols inside.
However, this was clearly a one-time communication method. Angel refrained from inspecting it, nodded, and tucked the seed into his bracelet.
"Mr. Feng, do you know of the Spatial Tempest outside?"
Feng: "Yes, the Spatial Tempest is ’barely’ a part of the arrangement by the Book of Kael. However, I only know that the Spatial Tempest would appear but don’t know how you traverse it. Can you clarify this for me?"
Angel pondered for a moment and then summoned Wang Wang from the bracelet space.
Upon emerging, Wang Wang became immediately wary, expecting to feel overwhelming pressure upon leaving the bracelet space, but was relieved to find none. Only then did it relax a bit, flew over to Angel’s side, and inquired whether it was time to leave.
Angel shook his head at Wang Wang and then looked at Feng, giving a brief explanation of Wang Wang’s situation.
"A Void Traveler can actually carry someone through a Spatial Tempest? It’s my first time hearing this." Feng’s expression was full of curiosity, and he gazed at Wang Wang with glowing eyes.
Wang Wang took a few steps back in fear, standing beside Angel.
"If my true body were here, I would indeed want to conduct some research. Void Travelers are rare indeed. But now, I lack the energy for such research."
Angel: "Are Void Travelers also rare in the Origin World?"
Feng nodded: "Yes, even if a Wizard wanted to research, they couldn’t find a sample. As far as I know, it seems Gluz Deward’s Phantom Spirit City might have a Void Traveler, but whether this is true remains unknown."
Wang Wang, hearing Feng’s words, seemed to recall something and hesitated briefly, but soon returned to normal.
"Your Void Traveler seems to be a mutated one, better not show it off, especially when you go to the Origin World in the future, avoid being seen by Gluz Deward."
Angel had also heard about Phantom Spirit City, so he understood Feng’s implication. However... "Wang Wang isn’t mine, I just once saved it, and it’s helping me this once. It will leave once we get out."
"Is that so?" Feng’s tone carried a slight hint of regret, having hoped that if Angel were to encounter his true body in the future, he could let the true body study this Void Traveler capable of crossing Spatial Tempests. But since Wang Wang wasn’t Angel’s pet, it could not be helped.
Since Wang Wang could not be studied, and Feng’s consciousness was about to fade, he did not delve deeper into Wang Wang’s situation but turned to Angel: "Do you have anything else to ask?"
Angel thought for a moment; he had asked almost everything concerning the current matters, leaving only one remaining doubt unaddressed —
"Why did a trace of the Tidal World’s will appear above the stone platform in the outside world?"