Mastering the skill of instant teleportation fell into the category of quantum randomness. At face value, most people could comprehend what this meant, but if they ever tried, they would find it utterly impossible to achieve.

After all, humans are creatures of emotion and desire. Even a sage reborn would be accompanied by fortune and misfortune, nearly incapable of achieving complete unity of body and mind. To grasp the essence of such a skill on such a demanding basis, one would need to undergo a secondary transformation under the aforementioned conditions.

It's said that one's daily thoughts lead to nightly dreams; when a person relaxes their mind and focuses on meditating on something, the question they repeatedly consider is likely to reappear in their dreams.

Dreams are an extension of thought; dreams are the overlapping of dimensions; dreams are independent spaces; dreams are ephemeral bubbles of nothingness. Dreams can also be a reflection of real-life scenarios.

Often, when a person awakens from a dream, they are overwhelmed by the realistic nature of the experience, yet they don't consider whether the quantum fluctuations of the dream remain. If they do, whether they exist in the dream or return to the individual, could this be a soul's journey, or merely a flight of fancy by the brain? No one can provide a satisfactory explanation.

Of course, people don't dream while they're awake.

If dreams are seen as fabrications of the mind, as the soul's passage, then the Third Mystery could be wholly categorized as a conscious perception of reality, a response where both spirit and flesh achieve absolute unity.

The reason why Feng Yi, while in a state of movement, can only teleport over short distances is due to the quantum entanglement effect with his physical body.

This could be why people suddenly turn over in their sleep; the dream version of oneself receives quantum feedback. The feedback, often experienced as a sense of falling, running or even walking in a dream, has no other reason than quantum entanglement.

The larger the movement, the shorter the quantum waves involved. This doesn't include two scenarios: the Dreamless People and those who have drunk so much that their Brain Domain becomes temporarily numb.

For the Dreamless, Quantum Law Pulse ceases to function. Though their minds and bodies may be in a state of ethereal detachment, they cannot resonate proactively with the outside world. A drunk person can't even achieve mental unity.

And that's precisely why the Blade Warrior was so intent on gathering the prophetic radio waves left by Roland, as such people normally don't dream. If they do, it must be due to the interference of strong quantum fluctuations from the external world. The quantum form that manifests in their dreams might reveal something they've foreseen.

Along the way, Feng Yi shared with Nangong Qi many things he had comprehended, perhaps a mix of right and wrong. That didn't matter; what was important was that it inspired Qi'er.

In the course of their conversation, Frozen Town was already in sight. Its architecture was elegant and romantic; one could even see the magnificent starry sky and a vast expanse of white through the panoramic skylight—a sight of pure beauty.

After simply renting a cozy suite and ordering a few rich dishes, a moment later, the feast was finally brought in by a matronly woman. Feng Yi's stomach had been growling already, and he was ready to dive in.

"I'm going to start eating."

Qi'er rubbed her chopsticks excitedly. Although the room wasn't big, it had a unique exotic charm. And being with Li Xiang—she was ecstatic beyond words.

"Eat as much as you like, kiddo, don't be shy; I'm treating you tonight." As he spoke, Feng Yi grabbed a skewer. Honestly, ordering barbecue in such a setting was somewhat lacking in refinement, but what did that matter? Feng Yi didn't care about such trivialities.

Nangong Qi wasn't unfamiliar with the delicacy of barbecue. She too had wandered the vast lands of Mardis, yearning for nature. Despite her quiet and gentle appearance, by association with Feng Yi, she cherished the hearty way of eating meat and drinking, reveling with abandon.

It could be said that in some aspects, she carried the elegant grace of a noblewoman, but occasionally, she showed a forthrightness that even men admired.

Like when drinking wine, she always sipped her red wine in small mouthfuls. But seeing Feng Yi unabashedly downing half a bottle of beer with ease, Qi'er didn't hesitate to imitate him. She drained a full glass, looked at Feng Yi, and said, "How's that, not bad, right?"

"Heh, you've got quite the tolerance for booze, bro."

Nangong Qi smiled demurely, her candidness not lacking in delicacy, and then she pinched Feng Yi's leg lightly. "But hey, don't you ever call me 'bro' again. It felt weird from the start, so awkward."

"Seeing strangeness without feeling it's strange will defeat its own peculiarity. If it's still strange, I can only say your mindset is perverse and your thoughts are odd. Just don't overlook our pure friendship, alright?"

Snort!

"You big meanie, always teasing," said Nangong Qi, her lips lightly biting as she gave a coy smile. She wanted to thoroughly tease this cheeky fool. She couldn't fathom why she, normally so well-behaved and quiet, couldn't resist Li Xiang's outrageous jokes, always itching to pick on him, feeling more and more like a bad girl herself.

Struggling to suppress her laughter, Nangong Qi's cheeks glowed as if they could drip with water. She then swiftly gave Feng Yi an unexpected tap.

Feng Yi only felt a numbness in his left leg. "Hey, what's this sensation?"

The tap wasn't exactly painful nor ticklish, but it was somehow uncomfortable. "Gentlemen use their words, not their fists, and they certainly don't sneak attack… You..."

Feng Yi looked innocently at Qi'er, only to find that Nangong Qi was also gazing serenely back at him. She moved with poise and elegance, calm and soothing like the girl next door, but now her face sported a devilish grin so at odds with her usual demeanor...

"Qi'er, what on earth did you just do to me? You weren't planning on..."

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