Ms. Doctor Divine

Having successfully achieved the breakthrough, Gu Chaoyan’s initial joy transformed into a contemplative silence tinged with worry.

The perplexing situation eluded her understanding, breeding discontent.

The Dao Child of the Demon Clan, aware of her intense cultivation focus, had refrained from interrupting her recently, engrossed in their own affairs.

Gu Chaoyan remained lost in thought.

Unexpectedly, the disruptor was none other than the Chaotic Space itself—an essential cultivation Dharma artifact.

Contrary to its role, the entity overseeing the Chaotic Space didn’t resemble a human but rather a consciousness inherent to the space. This consciousness had the ability to traverse freely between Gu Chaoyan’s living space, the Chaotic Space, and the mission space.

This aspect of the situation annoyed Gu Chaoyan.

As soon as the Chaotic Space emerged, it reminded her, “There’s a mission now that requires you to enter the Chaotic Space and cultivate promptly.”

“I’m not in the mood for missions right now,” Gu Chaoyan flatly rejected.

For a Dharma artifact, it exhibited an impressive level of insistence.

Preferring not to steal the limelight, Gu Chaoyan felt compelled to decline.

The Chaotic Space emanated a sense of helplessness.

It had anticipated this outcome.

Despite the shift in the current master’s personality compared to the previous one, the fundamental essence remained unchanged. Indeed, it was the same.

He didn’t want to pressure her either; it was the result of being pressured himself that led him to rush others.

The Chaotic Space exuded a sense of helplessness and grievance.

“Let’s make a deal. I can share some information with you if you accept this mission,” proposed the Chaotic Space.

Anticipating his master’s temperament, he had come prepared. Otherwise, he would have found himself in quite a predicament.

Gu Chaoyan appeared intrigued.

“Can you reveal what’s on my mind right now?” she inquired. The Chaotic Space had taken the initiative to address her concerns, implying awareness of her worries. Seizing this opportunity, she aimed to extract some information.

“Certainly,” replied the Chaotic Space confidently.

Gu Chaoyan felt a twinge of discomfort.

Indeed, it seemed to know everything.

What kind of entity was this Chaotic Space? How vexing.

Without uttering a word, Gu Chaoyan listened.

The Chaotic Space continued, “The black fog is the spiritual energy you lost in the past, and it has now returned to its original owner.”

“…”

“As for the white fog, it serves to prevent Energy Deviation and acts as a suppressant on your cultivation, slowing down your progress. In essence, your cultivation is not naturally like this; it’s currently being subdued.”

“…”

“At present, there is no solution to this issue. You can only endure it for now,” the Chaotic Space stated.

“…”

“Perhaps, when you reach the Sky Sect one day, everything will be resolved. While the second world is more potent than those low-level continents, it is still just an existence. Your perplexities can’t be unraveled here.”

“…”

“I’m finished. Can you go and fulfill the mission now?” inquired the Chaotic Space.

“Of course, just give me a few more hours,” Gu Chaoyan replied. True to her character, she wouldn’t renege on her commitment, aligning with her earlier decision.

The Chaotic Space emitted a content and pleased smile.

Evidently, the space was highly content with the resolution.

However…