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Chapter 637: Chapter 636: Everything is Under Control!

Fang Zheng was completely unaware that someone thousands of miles away was feeling conflicted for their sake, because he was preoccupied with the most important matter at hand.

That was the training of Yoshino.

After the first time travel to the Present Realm, Fang Zheng and Yoshino had gone through another two to three instances of time travel. Through this process, Fang Zheng had finally understood the principle behind the spirits’ travel to the Present Realm.

Simply put, the Present Realm and the Borderland were like the upper and lower floors of a building. Moreover, for some reason, the “barrier” between these two worlds wasn’t sturdy, which meant when spirits were in the Borderland, it was akin to walking on a dilapidated plank of wood. Applying a bit more force could cause one to break through the plank and tumble down to the floor below.

This was also the cause of spatial shocks. Since no passageway existed between the two worlds, the way spirits entered was akin to punching a hole through the top floor and barging in. In such cases, the Present Realm, being the “ground floor,” would naturally be affected. The space would fracture and become disordered, eventually leading to a spatial shock.

As for the instances Yoshino mentioned where one could travel without triggering a spatial shock, Fang Zheng had also encountered this situation afterwards and had subsequently unraveled its principle. If the travel that caused spatial shocks was due to spirits accidentally punching a hole in the spatial barrier, then the travels not causing spatial shocks were because the spirits found an existing “hole” that linked the two worlds and jumped through it.

Since it was something that already existed, naturally it wouldn’t cause any spatial shocks.

After identifying the cause, devising a targeted solution became relatively straightforward… Since the occurrence of spatial shocks was due to the unstable power of spirits, stabilizing these powers so they wouldn’t affect the already fragile world barrier was the key.

That was the focus of Fang Zheng’s training for Yoshino.

At first, Yoshino was resistant to this. She was a very kind child. Precisely because of this, Yoshino didn’t want to use her power to harm others, and if possible, she didn’t even want to have such powers. But eventually, Fang Zheng convinced her.

“If you can’t control your own power, then a spatial shock is very likely to occur. Before this, no one taught you how to control your power, so it’s not your fault. But now, you need to buck up and seize control of your power. Yoshino, only by fully mastering your power can you protect yourself and prevent others from getting hurt. If you keep running away, you might find yourself in danger at some point, and at that time, your power, which is out of your control, could go berserk and harm others, which I presume is not what you would want.”

It was because of Fang Zheng’s persuasion that Yoshino finally resolved to train. After all, as Fang Zheng said, she was not interested in becoming stronger for its own sake. However, the thought that her uncontrolled powers could hurt others worried her greatly, and that was her reason for deciding to train.