ew

ng breath, Ryan

n sweat. If he took off his clothes and twisted them with force, the wat

hrough the window and painte

, Ryan slowly relaxe

ized the Heart Lamp. The golden flame rotated and penetrated the endless darkness. His con

hat, he

h

ountless times and had never

eyes and open them until a night passed. It was very easy for him to have a deep sleep. Even if he r

never be a

use the world

ng, he could not

htm

seem to be

onsciousl

ter the rain. His hands still had the feeling of crawling on mo

d be unimaginable. His intuition told him that his consciousness would

that gol

was

sualization, this flame h

elated to the

that had somehow broug

was just a

church rang from the top of

x o'clock

epresenting six o'clock. Then, it rang again every hour. At seven o'clock, seven

hout a clock, the bell o

ve gone out at this time to wo

would travel south along the Star Sea, bringing along precious goods from afar. He also sent the specialt

y, he had been promoted to a clerk and had been resp

the store who was in charge of the shop to learn how to keep accounts. The reason he could

orking as an apprentic

rs, but had spent all of it on self improvement. He had spent a large su

ad a dream, and that was to become th

was the only chance

as his

an had not rest when it was time to rest. After all, if he had not gone to wor

as an ex

st and buy a bunch of flowers at the flower shop. Then he would go to his uncle's ho

ot want

Ryan's memories, he h

the city. Basically, every community had a church. It was either big or small. It was cal

in only believed in one God, the Heavenl

the only

an had to send five Louis to t

th, survival

d to go out so early,

he had to spend a few hours on cultivation. In addition to breathing exerci

roficient in Chinese martial arts, Brazilian jiu-jitzu, Muay Tha

was impossible for him to reach th

ould not appear

s, pus

ds, which did not require much for the field

n did not tr

r less than fifty times, it became weak. After more than twenty

o maintain his body movement was enough. Like most

, physical training that was almo

d not c

ining needed to be done at a constant pace. He co

r a while, he wa

no one in the corridor and m

it was neither

in the morning. At this time, no one was fighting with Ryan over the washroom. At the peak of the month, people who went to the washroom at the end of the cor

up, he returne

s clothes in fro

lf-worn hat was pressing down his hair neatly. His eyes were no longer as timid as before, but they were a l

was

een-year

fe, a ne