Rising from the Ashes (Andrew) novel Chapter 2832

Luther hurriedly picked it up and looked at it, finding it had lost all its miraculous qualities. In fact, it looked like an old, worn-out book. He looked shocked and quickly flipped through the contents, only to find that every page was blank.

Luther could not believe it and kept flipping back and forth, still not seeing any writing.

The entire book had become blank!

It was as if the contents inside had vanished into thin air, or rather, had been absorbed by someone.

Valerie was dumbfounded. "This…"

Luther suddenly looked up, staring at Andrew in a daze.

Meanwhile, Andrew had already entered a trance-like state. He sat down on the ground, eyes tightly closed, hands forming a strange gesture. Suddenly, a gust of wind swept straight through Trinity Grand Hall like a blast from nowhere. More and more wind rushed inside, circling the hall with growing force.

Valerie gasped. "Mr. Johnston, Andrew is…"

Luther's voice wavered. "He's merging with the world. It seems reading the scripture triggered the state of unity between man and nature."

Valerie's eyes shone as she said, "He finished the entire scripture, so does that mean he's cultivating now?"

Luther shook his head, then nodded. "I don't know, but it's very likely. He is a monster of talent. I only tried this out of curiosity, but fate really does work in strange ways. The scripture destroyed itself, and every line disappeared. I fear that everything inside it has already entered his mind and become a part of him completely. From now on, the Divine Art of Heaven and Earth’s Five Elements no longer exists in the world, and only Andrew knows what it contains."

Valerie was struggling to keep up, and she mumbled, "But Andrew's energy core is sealed. He can't cultivate at all, and his meridians are badly damaged, and none of that has been fixed, so how is he supposed to practice anything?"

He teased, "Your boyfriend is exactly like that."

After speaking, Luther walked to the far end of the hall and sat down cross-legged.

Valerie asked, "Sir, what are you doing?"

Luther smiled. "Observing! Andrew's words have greatly enlightened me. I happen to have some insights, and it's perfect to try them out right here in front of him."

Valerie couldn't focus on anything else as she stayed right in front of Andrew. He remained still, as if he were a statue locked in deep meditation. Eventually, Valerie sat down on the floor too, refusing to move while keeping watch over him.

Outside the hall, the daylight slowly faded, and the sky turned dark without her noticing.