574: Chapter 574 Reverse Energy Conversion

Nie Ning read carefully and found that the notebook recorded technical data named Reverse Energy Conversion.

It used some special materials and array formations to reconcile the Corruption energy, producing a mutually canceling effect.

As long as the other party's degree of Corruption was not deep, they could use this technology to clear away the Power of Corruption.

In other words, it was similar to Nie Ning's previous operation.

It mainly relied on the Power of Corruption to infect the experimental target, and then used the Power of Corruption to distort oneself, thereby enhancing or acquiring innate abilities.

Of course, it sounded relatively simple, but the actual operation required many complex processes.

However, there were only some basic introductions and experimental data in the notebook, obviously intending to prevent others from knowing the specific details.

"Isn't this just using a mechanism similar to elemental erosion to suppress the Power of Corruption?"

Nie Ning closed the notebook and casually said.

Although there was no explicit record, Nie Ning had already guessed the general operational process.

For him, such an operation was not difficult; the difficult part was how to expel these two types of energy from the body.

After all, this thing was like a virus and could not be eliminated through conventional operations.

Back in the Aquatic World, he used his own soul as a guide, but actually he did not clear away the two energies; instead, he made these two energies form a cyclical state of devouring each other.

Hearing this, the rest of the people all frowned.

Because this technology had not yet been made public, the possibility of leakage was extremely small.

Elder Fengjue narrowed his eyes, "You know about it?"

"I encountered elemental erosion before, so I have some understanding of it."

Nie Ning realized he had spoken incorrectly and immediately explained.

However, he glossed over the soul mutation and some detailed issues.

Because those divine operations were not something ordinary people could pull off, and a slight carelessness would cause a huge disaster.

Upon hearing Nie Ning's explanation, everyone could not help falling into silence.

Although they could tell that Nie Ning was hiding something, generally speaking, there were no flaws to be found. Clearly, Nie Ning just happened to know some key points of that technology.

"Bronk, I wonder if you are wi—"

"Not willing."

Elder Fengjue spoke in a deep voice, but before he finished speaking, he was interrupted by Nie Ning.

Nie Ning didn't even need to think to know that they definitely wanted him to join some research institute.

But the problem was that he had too many things to do. How could he have the time to tail behind these people doing research? That would just be looking for trouble for no reason.

At least before the matter concerning Nales was completely resolved, he would not do things that would affect his own development.

The people in the hall were all stunned by Nie Ning.

Regardless of whether he was willing or not, he at least had to wait for the other person to finish speaking, right?

From this, it could be seen that Nie Ning did not have much sense of belonging to the Extreme Phase Demon Palace.

Elder Fengjue sighed slightly, "Since that's the case, it wouldn't be convenient for me to force it too much."

In the subsequent meeting, Nie Ning sat in the corner and watched from the sidelines, only managing to get away after the meeting ended half an hour later.

...

Coming down from the hilltop main hall, just as Nie Ning was preparing to return, a figure chased up from behind.

"Bronk, how is it? Are the things I gave you last time easy to use?"

Wandru patted Nie Ning's shoulder and said with a smile.

Nie Ning had a look of confusion, "What things? Have you ever given me anything?"

Without needing to think, this jerk definitely had a problem. He just didn't know where this guy got that kind of high-tier spell technique from.

Hearing this, Wandru took a deep look at Nie Ning and did not continue talking about the Myriad Paths Reversing Human Scripture.

"You've been in the limelight lately, you'd better be careful."

"What's wrong? Is there a problem?"

Nie Ning asked with a heart full of confusion.

Wandru sneaked close to Nie Ning's side, "It's about that leaderboard of yours."

Then Wandru began to explain.

In fact, many people did not value this ranking, but there happened to be a group of serious people who had quite a lot of objections to it, so they would challenge others to improve their own rankings.

Now that they were not in the Extreme Phase Demon Palace, those people might rush over to challenge them upon receiving the news.

"Just this? It's not a big deal either. What does a challenge have to do with me? Who stipulates that I must accept the fight?"

Nie Ning scratched his ear and said with an indifferent look.

To him, that ranking was just a tasteless chicken rib; at worst, he could just give it to someone else.

Wandru sighed, "It's not that simple. I'm afraid someone among our people will value face and make you go out to accept the challenge."

Hearing this, Nie Ning knew what Wandru meant.

However, this wasn't a big deal to him either.

That would be even better; at worst, he would just let things break since they were already broken, and take the opportunity to concede defeat then. Anyway, if they were going to lose face, everyone would lose face together.

Even if the people in the Extreme Phase Demon Palace found him an eyesore afterwards, Nales's threat had weakened a lot now, so at most they would just part ways and run away.

If it really came to that step, it would just mean one more name on the blacklist.

"It's not a big deal, we'll talk about it when the time comes."

Nie Ning smiled and did not continue this topic.

Seeing that Nie Ning didn't care at all, Wandru wasn't in a position to say much more.

Afterwards, the two chatted idly for a few sentences and then parted ways to leave.

...

The next day.

Nie Ning walked down the corridor with lifeless eyes, looking as if he had lost his soul. The whole person looked very haggard.

Of course, it didn't have much to do with Amanra.

It was mainly because thinking about having to go to work gave him an uncomfortable feeling all over.

Perhaps because Nie Ning's prestige was at its peak, students greeted Nie Ning all along the way, and many people even wanted to take Nie Ning as their master.

To this, Nie Ning perfunctorily brushed them off and rejected those hopeful students.

After all, he was very busy every day, and having him teach disciples was no different from misleading the youth.

Unless the other party had the same talent as Heloise, so that the other party could conveniently teach him in their spare time.

Soon Nie Ning came to a spacious grand hall.

Yes, it was a grand hall, the kind that could seat five thousand people at once.

Because most of the students in this batch were contacting transcendence for the first time, having been forcibly elevated to the apprentice stage by the Extreme Phase Demon Palace.

To avoid unnecessary waste of resources, the teaching of courses was usually carried out by an Artificial Spirit, occasionally letting people from the Extreme Phase Demon Palace in the academy act as teachers.

Then came the examinations. Everyone had academic credits; those with high academic credits could apply for guidance from teachers, or even conduct experiments and so on.

After all, the Extreme Phase Demon Palace running an academy was precisely to select talents, and the strong could always obtain some special privileges that others did not have.

...

At this time, the grand hall was packed with no vacant seats, and most people came here aiming for Nie Ning's reputation.

Although Nie Ning had a huge headache over this, he could do nothing about it.

Fortunately, a class was only three hours long, and classes didn't need to be taught every day.

The content Nie Ning taught was mainly Runology.

For these apprentices, even a half-baked person like Nie Ning was enough to teach them easily.