I Can Read People's Comments

[Chapter 284 Comments.]

[Keltic_Spirit: Counting tally:11 Is she going to change the ability of the spirit? They are formless energy beings after all. Let's wait and see. Still, your opponents want to see your panic.]

[Adam_Balch_7324: She's on the cusp but will she be fast enough]

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"Demons and spirits are similar? What does he mean by that?" Aurora muttered with a serious expression. She felt like she was about to understand something big.

On the one hand, she wanted to tell the twins that she needed some time. On the other hand, the enemies might understand their words and focus their entire force on her.

That was why Aurora remained silent. She was gradually shifting her position in an area that was more covered.

Then she used this opportunity to think about Theo's advice.@@novelbin@@

"He asked me to look at the twins as well as the fact that the demons and spirits are similar. What kind of similarity do they possess?" Aurora looked down, falling into deep thought. "Their power? No. What about the process of getting them? No."

Aurora recalled all kinds of information about spirits, but none of them were actually similar.

"Then, why did he ask to observe the twins? The twins were using their barrier power in a much better way…"

Aurora couldn't help but furrow her eyebrows. "A much better way to utilize one's power? Now that I think about it, Mia also has a Royal Grade Demon. Why is she weaker than her father? It's not as simple as experience. Mia is also extremely smart. In that case, the way they utilize their power is different. Teacher has a much more efficient way to utilize his power…

"What about Jayden? He has a Noble Grade Demon. His strength…" Aurora suddenly noticed the pattern. "The creativity, huh? If I can utilize my power at a higher level, can I become stronger? What does being stronger mean in my world?

"In the demon realm, there are classifications like the number of authorities and even the grade of a demon. In my world, there is no classification of the level of utilization, but there is a grade for spirits. Don't tell me…"

Aurora gasped. Theo said they were similar when there was only one thing similar between them. In other words, that was a clue leading to this one similarity.

"There are four types of spirits. Well, it can also be seen as grades for the demons, considering the Trein Type is so powerful that it is regarded as a natural disaster.

"However, Avalon has shown that while he has the most average power, he is able to become much stronger than people with unique talents.

"Isn't that what our class is all about? We are here to surpass our limits by simply separating ourselves from the limits we've set for ourselves due to our world's unique understanding. Even if we can't do it ourselves, there are other worlds that might become a clue for us.

"If that's the case… is he telling me that depending on how I utilize my power, I can be considered like someone who has a Trein Type spirit?"

Aurora sucked a cold breath. Her assumption might be wrong, but this was the closest answer she could get from all the clues.

It wasn't like Theo would be telling her straight.

"Can I actually do it? No, do you trust yourself to do it, Aurora Faewillow?" Aurora took a deep breath. "The twins have done it. If I can't comprehend the advice, the rest of the class might end up leaving me behind.

"Still, how am I supposed to utilize my spirit? Using the power of the witches? Cultivations? Magics?"

Aurora fell into deep thought, trying to figure out the method. The problem would be whether she had enough time or not. With the blood monster fighting against the twins, Aurora might have to join the fight soon.

After all, the twins needed to conserve some of their energy so that they could defeat the Crimson Witch.

What she didn't realize was that the blood monster had been gushing out blood bit by bit. The blood traveled underground through the pores of the ground formation.

Several blood puddles had appeared all over the forest. And one of them was actually behind Aurora.

The blood puddle was vibrating but didn't exude essence or sound. Even Aurora, who had sharper hearing, wouldn't notice the appearance of this puddle, which gradually rose to form a figure.

Meanwhile, the twins kept fighting against the blood monsters that slowly shrank in size, thinking that their attacks were effective even though the blood was simply going underground. After all, as the twins isolated the blood, the monster also gathered more blood from the blood servants they or Theo killed.

On the other side, Theo was fully occupied with the remaining three people. The salt guy had changed his tactics from killing Theo to stopping him so that he would worry about his students. Stay updated through My Virtual Library Empire

Theo believed that his students were able to do it, but it seemed that the twins were fooled by the blood monster. The strongest being he fought in his original world was a slime who was capable of the same thing. So he knew that the blood monster looked like it only had strength but not intelligence when it was actually a terrifying monster equipped with both strength and brain.

Theo waved his sword, extending the blade to push away his opponents. The web guy stopped the sword strike with his threads while the salt guy turned the rest to salt.

Theo glanced to the side as though he were looking at his students, even though he was actually staring at the comments.

The enemies couldn't help but notice it.

'He starts to get distracted.'

'We just need to wait a bit more, and he will show us a big opening.'

They exchanged looks, thinking about the same thing. 'Don't miss that chance.'

On the other hand, Theo was simply replying to the comments inwardly, 'Oh. As I expected, they've changed their strategy. As for the second comment… she? Is it Aurora? Not fast enough? Is she in danger or something? No, the blood monster, huh?

'Now, this is starting to get annoying.' Theo's expression turned serious. He still had several cards to play, but he might have to skip a few phases in his plan. 'I guess it can't be helped.'