Chapter 6 : Chapter 6

Chapter 6: The Witch Academy under the Curtain Wall

Although Big Sister Bai's phone was very cool, I wasn't so thick-skinned as to ask to play with it.

Not to mention whether Big Sister Bai's phone had any private information on it, just the fact that I hadn't mastered transcendent power yet, could I even operate this phone?

Besides, if I just endured for a little longer, I would be at the academy, and someone would naturally issue me a phone.

At least that's what Big Sister Bai said, so I'll just believe it for now.

“We're almost there, Little Han, hold your admission notice in your hand.”

At this moment, Big Sister Bai suddenly said to me.

“Ah? Oh.”

Although I was a little confused as to why, I was very obedient and held my admission notice in my hand, “Does this… have any use?”

“We're about to pass through the Curtain Wall.”

Big Sister Bai said to me in a very brief tone, “Non-Witch Academy students can only pass through the Witch Academy's Curtain Wall by holding an admission notice.”

“Ah?”

My brain froze for a few seconds after hearing Big Sister Bai's words before I reacted.

Putting aside the things I didn't understand, did this mean I had to hold the admission notice to enter the Witch Academy?

What kind of special screening mechanism was this?

However, seeing that Big Sister Bai didn't seem to want to explain further, I didn't continue to ask.

Instead, I looked at the notice in my hand.

I didn't have time to read all the contents inside back then and was just pulled onto the vehicle by Big Sister Bai in a daze.

Looking at it now, there was indeed such a note inside, that one must personally hold the admission notice to enter the Witch Academy.

If there is no academy personnel to guide, one can go to a specific station to find……

The long paragraph that followed was all about how to enter the Witch Academy.

Goodness If Big Sister Bai hadn't guided me, I might have wasted a lot of time.

At this moment, my gaze also turned to the two people opposite me.

I watched as that senior sister took out what seemed to be a pre-prepared admission notice and stuffed it into the boy's hand.

“Every year, the Witch Academy will draft admission notices for talented students. If the other party does not have the Witch Academy in their choices, or is not prepared to go to the Witch Academy, this admission notice will be issued as part of the mission equipment for snatching new students. No need to be alarmed.”

Big Sister Bai said to me with a smile, as if this was not a big deal.

So this was how the Witch Academy operated?

“Other academies do this too.”

Big Sister Bai added at this moment, but before I could breathe a sigh of relief, she spoke again, “Of course, they all learned it from our Witch Academy. How shameless.”

How shameless… this was a major act of double standards, right?

Who was the shameless one here!

At this point, I was too weak to complain.

I always felt, no, the Witch Academy was already an improper academy in my mind.

But it didn't matter.

What I wanted was transcendent power, and it was the same anywhere.

I just hoped that the academy didn't operate on some law of the jungle with survival of the fittest.

I really couldn't compete with others.

I wasn't very good at scheming against others, and my train of thought was very short.

I just hoped that the academy allowed parasites to exist.

I took a few deep breaths to calm my mind and looked into the distance from the window.

A huge, technologically advanced city could already be seen.

I wondered what exactly this Curtain Wall Big Sister Bai mentioned was.

I curiously activated my Spirit Vision perspective.

In the past, Spirit Vision had only brought me an endless burden.

At that time, I couldn't control this perspective on my own, which placed a great burden on my daily life.

I only felt that the things I saw did not match my common sense at all.

They clashed with my worldview, consuming the little sanity I had.

It wasn't until later that I slowly mastered the techniques, learned how to turn off Spirit Vision, and how to voluntarily shield myself from the various complex and illogical information while in the Spirit Vision state.

Now in my eyes, this world was as if a filter had been applied.

It was as if the information from the outside world was no longer the light from the sun, reflecting off the surfaces of materials and presenting a view to my eyes.

But rather, it was more like all matter was expressing its own various information through abstract concepts, and my “eyes” were like a receiving window, frantically flooding into my mind.

It shaped “distance concepts,” “matter concepts,” “energy concepts,” and so on for me in another form.

This perspective required adaptation, understanding, and also comparison with the images observed by ordinary eyes.

The level of impact this brought me was no less than that of a congenitally blind person who had lived for decades regaining their sight.

Everything they saw stimulated their nerves, and the never-before-experienced vision would lead this blind person to reconstruct their perception of the world.

Fortunately, I was a transmigrator.

Otherwise, if it were a newborn from the original world, they might have been locked in a mental hospital for life, because they wouldn't know what the world looked like in the eyes of a normal person.

Without a normal person's perspective to compare against, there would naturally be no way to distinguish between the Outer World and the Inner World.

And now, with the aid of the Spirit Vision perspective, I saw this city gradually transform into a “form” I did not understand.

It was complex material information covering the basic characteristics of the original matter.

However, I was not interested in those tall buildings.

My attention was completely captured by a huge, translucent energy dome that looked like an inverted bowl.

The high-speed train I was on was about to crash directly into it!

But I didn't know if it was an illusion, I always felt that the city covered by the dome seemed to have a strange overlap.

This huge difference naturally caught my attention.

Could this be the Curtain Wall Big Sister Bai mentioned?

Below the Curtain Wall was Modu, and within the Curtain Wall was… the Witch Academy?

I was startled by my own guess, but if this was really the case, then… was the Witch Academy located in another dimension?

I watched as the high-speed train carried us crashing into that so-called Curtain Wall at high speed.

The translucent Curtain Wall devoured the high-speed train bit by bit.

In just the blink of an eye, the Curtain Wall seemed to sweep past my body.

When that curtain of light swept over my body, I subconsciously made a bodily instinctive resistance reaction, but nothing happened.

Only the goosebumps that rose on my body proved what I had just seen.

I looked down at the admission notice in my hand.

Something inside it seemed to have enveloped my entire body just now.

Then I felt the impact of a sudden brake, causing my forehead to slam hard against the back of the seat in front of me.

“We're here.”

Big Sister Bai was the first to speak.

After coming to a complete stop, she stood up and prepared to get out.

That Senior Sister Deng was still taking care of the student who had been put to sleep.

After all, she had to ensure that the student she brought arrived at the academy safely.

After getting off the vehicle, I discovered that the so-called high-speed train I was on had completely changed its appearance.

The front carriage and engine were completely gone, leaving only the carriage we were in.

Even its style was different from when we got on before.

“Alright, after all, the Witch Academy and Modu are essentially not in the same space. Do you still expect a single train to appear in two spaces simultaneously? Even an overlapping space wouldn't work.”

Big Sister Bai briefly explained to me, drawing my attention, and I stopped overthinking it.

So I hurriedly ran a few steps, dragging my suitcase directly to Bai Yu's side, to register and exit at the platform.