It was an alternation between feeling suffocated and free. Furthermore, the room was at least 30 meters wide and another 30 meters long, which made the amount of mana ridiculously large.
Kayden had forgotten to ask if he could practice his techniques there. He wasn’t sure of the strength of the walls and runes that supported that place; they could be strong enough that he couldn’t even scratch or weak enough that a weak punch would break all stability.
Leaving these matters aside, Kayden just sat down and started cultivating. His base was practically perfect. For every thousand searches, he would only find one error. It was a ridiculously low amount, all because of the reconstruction he went through in the second and third kingdoms.
This way, he could just focus on increasing his level. If he focused solely on this, he should be able to advance at least three levels in just six months. But logically he wouldn’t do that. As tempting as fast advancement might seem, he knew that wasn’t the main gain from this event.
Your focus should be on the high-level classes and lectures you can find. He also learned from Ana that there were several pill-testing rooms and treasures freely provided by the alchemy industry. Like it or not, this was a great way to get clients.
In just a few seconds, Kayden’s mind was lost as he cultivated without stopping. The days slowly began to pass, and four days later, something took Kayden away from his focus. The door was opened by an elf.
He was a teenager with silver hair and white eyes. He had a muscular body and looked extremely angry. His white skin was marked red by his irritation. Kayden just stared at him blankly.
"You do all this nonsense and you’re not going to say anything?!" the teenager shouted at Kayden in a visible degree of irritation. Kayden couldn’t understand what was happening.
"Sorry, I think you confused me with someone," Kayden opted for the neutral approach.
"No! You are the only person using this room in the last few days. You can’t even cultivate for long in here and your body will start to tingle. You are here just holding one of the only five thousand-fold rooms. Get out now!" Kayden quickly understood what was going on.
"I can cultivate here without getting overwhelmed, you see," Kayden demonstrated his point by cultivating a little and performing a few simple spells that anyone focusing on something else wouldn’t be able to perform simultaneously.
This caused the teenager to be surprised. His first action was to deny Kayden’s actions, but he continued to do increasingly complex things. The anger disappeared and was accompanied by shame, but it was camouflaged under a proud countenance.
"That doesn’t give you the right to rent that room for that long. There are other people to use it", Kayden began to feel a slight twinge of wanting to tell this young man to fuck off. He showed the ring on his finger.
"That gives me the right, that’s what was given to me", the young man’s face was priceless when once again anything he could say was closed by Kayden’s speech. "Look, I’m not using 100% of the mana in the room all the time, I don’t mind sharing it with you."
Kayden opted for a more peaceful alternative. The truth was that he spent most of his time using a small amount of mana to cultivate and only occasionally took more.
"Don’t you mind cultivating alongside someone you don’t know? What if I steal your techniques?" the teenager came in angry, embarrassed, and was now confused by the situation.
"I do not care about it. I’m going to cultivate now. You can do whatever you think is best, but I’m not leaving this room for a few more days," Kayden sat down and tuned out the world. He didn’t fear for his life, this was a controlled environment.
The teenager tried to say a few more words to Kayden and was harshly ignored. Kayden’s focus was very strong when he wanted to distract himself from the useless things around him. With no better alternatives, the teenager just sat down and started cultivating as well.
A day later, the peace was disturbed again. This time, three other people entered. Kayden just sat there cultivating and didn’t care. He didn’t even notice that more people entered.
"Hello, the princesses we have here, renting the best room in the castle just for them," the group consisted of two slant-eyed, light-haired women who were identical twins, while the man in the center was the leader, with a tall height. and an athletic body. Furthermore, he had a hairstyle and beard that made him look aged.
"Who are you? Do you happen to know who I am? Leave before I get angry," the silver-haired teen’s voice rose against the invaders.
"I don’t care who you are. My father is a level eight wizard and owner of one of the planets in this solar system. I am Mario Venus. I’m ordering them to leave now", unlike the expected reactions, the silver-haired teenager just laughed.
"And I am Marco Kremlin, a direct heir to the elven dynasty," that was a name of absolute respect. Mario was apprehensive for a moment and then calmed down again.
"Show your medallion and I will kneel in apology" This time Marco’s complexion frowned, he didn’t have his medallion, and for some reason, he was grounded and couldn’t use any royal force.
"That’s what I thought, are you going to get out okay or do you want to be beaten?" Mário lost his calm when he saw that Marco was lying, as soon as he saw the slightest sign of hesitation he attacked the boy.
It was three against one and these three were still in the fourth kingdom, a completely one-sided fight began, Marco had an incredible six rays and was one of the best of his generation, but the other three also had six rays and were one kingdom above.