Regarding the internal situation of the Qingkong Poetry Room, Little Treasure had mostly spoken about it. So, for the rest of the time, the Wise Sovereign primarily discussed the "aftermath" issues with them.
That is, the situations and countermeasures that might occur after they leave the Qingkong Poetry Room.
When the Wise Sovereign talked about this issue, he was quite brief, dividing the situation into two types. The first type, peacefully exiting the Qingkong Poetry Room, needs no further discussion. If they can leave peacefully, they can decide how to leave afterward.
The second type, naturally opposite to the first, is leaving not so peacefully. In this situation, the Wise Sovereign emphasized two main strategies.
"As long as you can leave the Qingkong Poetry Room, even if you just step out of the door, I can provide you with some assistance."
The so-called assistance is that the Wise Sovereign would forcibly take over the Magical Energy Array near the Qingkong Poetry Room, imposing material realm spatial restrictions on Adanis. Angel and the others could then use their spatial abilities to leave quickly or open a Plane Corridor.
This assistance is dispensable because, according to Angel’s judgment, the Qingkong Poetry Room definitely won’t prohibit the Power of Space. If they really need to forcefully open a Plane Corridor, they can do it inside the Qingkong Poetry Room.
However, if an unexpected situation arises, the Wise Sovereign’s ability to restrict Adanis’s spatial traversal can barely be considered helpful. It’s just that the Wise Sovereign can only restrict Adanis’s traversal within the Material Realm. If Adanis uses the inner mirror passage, he can do nothing about it.
Besides, the Wise Sovereign also provided a "sanctuary" plan.
As long as Angel and the others can escape to the Hall of Wisdom, he is confident that he can shelter them and ensure their safe departure.
This plan supplements the first plan. Discussing only the first plan seemed a bit too thin. Adding this plan makes it a relatively complete "aftermath" strategy.
However, Angel personally still feels that it is best not to rely too much on the Wise Sovereign’s help, instead, they should rely on themselves. For example, while in the Qingkong Poetry Room, they should be ready to open a Plane Corridor and escape at any time.
It’s not about mistrusting the Wise Sovereign, but by the time they escape from the Qingkong Poetry Room, everything might already be too late.
All the present wizards are well aware that a change of situations can happen at any moment, and opportunities often come only in a flash.
Opportunities must not be missed, and time lost will never return.
So, escaping from the Qingkong Poetry Room is just the ideal situation.
The Wise Sovereign’s proposed "aftermath" planning focused entirely on their escape from the Qingkong Poetry Room, while the reality is that they may not have time to leave the Qingkong Poetry Room.
Therefore, the Wise Sovereign’s plan is more of just something to listen to.
Even the Wise Sovereign himself mentioned it briefly, indicating as much.
None blame the Wise Sovereign because given his position, it’s indeed difficult for him to extend his reach into the Qingkong Poetry Room. So, all he can mention is what happens after leaving the Qingkong Poetry Room. Inside, if unexpected situations occur, they can only fend for themselves.
After finishing the "aftermath" discussion, the Wise Sovereign looked at everyone: "Do you have any other questions about the Qingkong Poetry Room you would like to ask?"
After a moment of silence, Angel spoke: "From the Hall of Wisdom to the Qingkong Poetry Room, there shouldn’t be any more trials along the way, right?"
Although Angel had previously heard from the man suspected to be "Olao" that Interdimensional Infant Spirits might block their way after leaving the Hall of Wisdom, Angel still asked this question, primarily wanting to know if the Wise Sovereign knew about the Interdimensional Infant Spirits.
Wise Sovereign: "I don’t know. If I were to currently take over the Magical Energy Array outside the Qingkong Poetry Room, it would only alert Adanis. This would be disadvantageous to you."
"Judging from past circumstances, the next part of the journey has no trials," the Wise Sovereign said, "because the biggest trial is outside the door of the Qingkong Poetry Room."
"Not everyone can enter; you should remember this. It’s best to consider whether you really want everyone to go?" The Wise Sovereign reiterated this question.
"We know and will consider it carefully," Angel nodded in agreement.
Previously, Angel had asked everyone whether they should all go, and their answers were unanimous. However, after Little Treasure’s narration, they gained a further understanding of the Qingkong Poetry Room, and their thoughts may have changed, needing further discussion.
However, discussing this can be postponed.
Based solely on the Wise Sovereign’s response, Angel can essentially confirm that, just like what the suspected "Olao" mentioned, the Wise Sovereign indeed doesn’t know about the Interdimensional Infant Spirits.
Should they inform the Wise Sovereign about the Interdimensional Infant Spirits?
"Olao" does not wish for Angel to inform the Wise Sovereign, and from Olao’s tone, he is very cautious about the Wise Sovereign.
After weighing it in his mind, Angel chose to withhold the information about the Interdimensional Infant Spirits.
At least, from "Olao," Angel doesn’t sense goodwill or malice. As for the Wise Sovereign... since realizing that Angel can sense emotions, he has hidden his emotions very deeply.
In this situation, Angel is more inclined to trust the side showing more goodwill.
Moreover, Angel has no good explanation for where he learned about the Interdimensional Infant Spirits. So, temporarily keeping it quiet is the best choice.
Next, the Wise Sovereign once again asked everyone if they had any further questions.
This time, no one spoke.
Wise Sovereign: "Since no one has more questions, the public questioning session ends here. I wish you all a smooth journey."
After a pause, the Wise Sovereign continued: "Next is the time for private questions."
With those words, the Wise Sovereign’s body suddenly became blurred, and when it cleared up, two identical young boys with a single eye appeared on the sofa.
The two Wise Sovereigns, one turning their gaze towards Angel, and the other focusing on the Black Earl.
Without a doubt, the so-called private conversation was with Angel and the Black Earl, respectively.
However, at this moment, Dox was somewhat dissatisfied: "What about me? My Sunlight Sanctuary is still on the Arena. Didn’t you say you would compensate me?"
The gaze of both Wise Sovereigns simultaneously locked onto Dox.
Dox, who had been shouting, instantly lowered his voice and posture. A single gaze from one Wise Sovereign was imposing enough, but two were even more fearsome.
"I-I can wait... wait," Dox stammered.
The Wise Sovereign quietly observed Dox for a few seconds, then, just like before, the bodies of the two Wise Sovereigns became blurred again.
Dox’s eyes lit up. Could it be that the Wise Sovereign was about to split a third avatar for him?
A few seconds later, when the Wise Sovereign’s figure became clear again, a third avatar did appear, but... if you didn’t look closely, you wouldn’t be able to see it.