I can see experience bars after being transported to another world.

After saying that, Klaus stared at Lu Yuan for a moment, a hint of confusion flashing in his eyes.

"You're at level three?"

Lu Yuan paused for a moment, then nodded.

When did this happen?

"It happened right after we dealt with those taboos in the inner city," Lu Yuan added, "it was quite a coincidence."

Klaus's cheeks twitched slightly as if he had heard something utterly ridiculous, and he finally looked away with a hint of helplessness.

The most important thing about having extraordinary knowledge is advancing from the second to the third level.

This is a qualitative change, and also the destiny that will bring most extraordinary knowledge to a halt.

Most of them will stop at the second or third tier, and there are quite a few geniuses among them.

But extraordinary knowledge is extraordinary knowledge; it doesn't make any sense.

Klaus originally thought that since Lu Yuan's path was so special, it must be very difficult for him to reach the third level.

After all, exceptional knowledge and the choice of methods are almost directly proportional. The second factor that influences ability is your development and understanding of your own methods.

This varies from person to person, so the difference in ability can be very large.

But then I thought again, since Lu Yuan has already reached the third level, it means that he already has his own ability to protect himself.

In addition, with the extremely powerful extraordinary weapon Timekeeping, Lu Yuan's current escape ability should be superior to that of most extraordinary individuals of the same level.

Even some fourth-order mutated extraordinary beings and bizarre extraordinary beings might not be as fast as him.

In addition, there's Lu Yuan's almost abnormally high level of rationality.

So, how should I put it, it's good news.

At least Klaus no longer needs to worry about Lu Yuan's safety.

There aren't many fifth-tier beings in the entire empire; not to mention forbidden ones, most of them are dormant. Unless Lu Yuan provokes those beings every day, he can definitely protect himself.

With that thought in mind, Klaus decided not to ask any more questions.

He asked again, "So what do you mean?"

Lu Yuan remained silent for a moment.

"Okay," he said. "I'll do as you say."

Lu Yuan did indeed intend to leave Bronze City.

There's not much left for him to learn in the current Bronze City.

If he wanted to gain experience, he could only immerse himself in the library of Bronze City. But in terms of book collection alone, Bronze City was not even as good as Grim Harbor. Even a small place like Grim Harbor had beings like Ink, but this place didn't even have a single Book Spirit.

Although Lu Yuan didn't know the exact status of the Book Spirit in the Empire, it was true that it didn't exist in Bronze City.

He still doesn't understand why Ink would stay in a place like Grimport.

But there's something more important right now: I wonder if Ink still remembers me.

When Buren left the city, he asked the old man to deliver a message.

Judging by the time, the letter should have arrived long ago.

If the ink still remembers, a reply should already be on its way.

Let's wait a few more days.

It would be quite sad if it were simply forgotten.

After all, Lu Yuan didn't have many friends to begin with.

Klaus seemed to sense that he was in a low mood, so he raised his hand and patted him on the shoulder.

"Anyway, you did a great job."

"Sigh." Klaus sighed, withdrawing his hand and gazing at the ruins. His voice lowered. "I was useless in this battle, only able to stand by and watch. The Guardians are dead, and Rex is in the same state now. Sigh..."

Lu Yuan sensed the self-blame and helplessness in Klaus's words.

But he knew that this was not Klaus's fault at all.

The clash between taboos is something that only those at the fifth rank can participate in; even the strongest guardians have lost their lives in this battle.

That old man was actually quite nice. Before leaving, he even shared some clues with him about taboo studies.

After leaving Bronze City, Lu Yuan prepared to search for it.

And that's how he died.

Lu Yuan was somewhat dazed.

He suddenly realized that he seemed to have come into this world without any purpose.

It's about becoming stronger, and then what?

Thinking of this, he suddenly smiled.

Why think so much? If all else fails, just go home.

After all, this place is quite dangerous, and there are very few forms of entertainment.

Suddenly, I miss my phone a little.

Then, he began to plan what he would do next.

First, go to the Knight Academy.

Let's look for more clues about taboo studies.

Finally, make a trip to the Night's Watch headquarters to look for the ink and, while you're at it, inquire about Alice and Valentine.

I wonder how Alice and Valentine are doing now.

Perhaps Alice is still serving as captain somewhere.

Valentine doesn't know if he has broken through yet. If he has, he probably has the strength to be a captain, or even a battalion captain.

In the future, you can visit and explore the various cities of the Oris Empire.

Based on previous clues, the Empire's technological level was actually not bad; they had steam engines and could forge so much bronze.

Perhaps some cities are not too different from what I remember of the Middle Ages, and maybe there will even be steam carriages and such.

As for his forbidden studies, Lu Yuan wasn't in a hurry for the time being.

After all, forbidden things are rare and hard to come by, and even if you encounter one, you might not be able to defeat it. The reason you were able to defeat it this time was because the rift in the sea of ​​knowledge was right in front of you, and the conditions, the timing, and the means all just happened to coincide.

The next time I encounter this, I'll have no choice but to run away.

He was getting tired of dealing with these things every day.

Just as Lu Yuan was lost in thought, Auden's voice suddenly popped into his mind.

"You rascal, are you tired?" the old man said slowly. "You have a long road ahead of you. When I was your age, I felt like I needed two hours of sleep a day."

Lu Yuan was taken aback at first, then realized something was wrong. Could it be that Oden had mind-reading abilities?

"Ugh, alright, alright, what mind-reading magic," Oden grumbled. "Don't you know that when you're thinking, the connection between us isn't severed? But I just woke up too. Controlling your body was exhausting; it really wore this old man out."

Lu Yuan listened to him muttering to himself and couldn't help but complain.

"Yes, that's right, Auden. You're at a very high level, you're very capable," Lu Yuan said dismissively.

All he wanted to do now was read a book, do something he wanted to do, and practice his skills. Oden, seeing that everything was alright, went back to sleep. Clearly, this trip had really exhausted him.

It's like they've finally worn this old thing down to its death.

In the following period, Bronze City entered an era of large-scale infrastructure construction.

Upon hearing of the commotion, the nearby town of Oak Forest and several other towns sent numerous people to help.

The grain and medicine carts from Oak Forest City arrived first, and Isabella also sent a message that they should just ask if they needed anything.