The Musafir

Practicing in the Mind

[UNEDITED VERSION]

The CAVE that Mantingan managed to find had a size that was not too large, but not too small. Although this cave was discovered by chance, but it is very suitable with what Mantingan wants.

“You stay here, Munding.” Mantingan thanks while rubbing the buffalo's neck. “And no matter what happens, I repeat whatever happens, never go inside. If you face unbearable danger, then get out of this place as soon as possible, no need to ignore me.”

Munding Caraka could not help but stare at Mantingan with a questioning look. Mantingan just smiled and said that he had the ability to protect himself from various threats of danger.

After saying so, Mantingan entered into the cave. Leaving his back to look at Munding Caraka from a distance. Slowly his body was engulfed in darkness until nothing could be seen from him.

Mantingan immediately put up the Science of Hearing Dew Drops to explore the intricacies of the cave without the need to see it. The ability to translate sounds into his form gave him a vision that was even clearer than the eyes.

On some sides of the cave walls, Mantings attached dozens of Trapping Magic Throws and Protective Magic Throws. This was the reason why he had forbidden Munding Caraka from going inside, the magic spell he had installed would hit anyone indiscriminately.

After a while later, Mantingan decided to stop. He had walked far enough into the bowels of the cave, so any kind of danger that came later would require a lot of time to reach him.

The mantle began to sit cross-legged. Slowly close his eyes. Take a deep breath, then exhale it. Focused all the power of his mind to think about everything that concerns the mind, then it may be said that he is thinking about the mind itself.

And it is true that currently Mantingan is trying to get into a state of Spaceless and Timeless!

It is very difficult to keep the mind from being divided or divided. The mantant had to meet several failures before finally managing to enter Spaceless and Timeless.

The mantan immediately traced his sea of memories that seemed to have no limits, which must be carefully watched so as not to open the memory of the North River Angel accidentally! Wouldn't it be funny if the Mantingan came out of a state of Spaceless and Timeless with tears in her eyes?

Even so, he still could not make peace with the memories with the North River Angel.

The mantan continued to walk through the sea of memories in his head until he found the memories that encompassed all the contents of the Book of Science Connecting Space.

Yesterday night Mantingan managed to read the book to completion, but open means Mantingan learned it really. He was just reading the book, because he knew that the memory of his reading would be stored in his mind even though to open it required a state of No Space and No Time.

With No Space and No Time, Mantingan has a mind power that is dozens of times greater than usual. This made him not only able to study any book in a short time, but also with a very deep understanding.

After all, it is not by entering the state of Spaceless and Timeless, that it is as if parting with the uniqueness of space and time that exists in the world, so that even the tens of centuries in Spaceless and Timeless would only take no more than a blink of an eye at the time of the world?

It is noteworthy that the state of Spaceless and Timeless will make Mantingan drown in his own mind. The longer he stays there, the more he drowns. And like an ocean, the deeper he sinks, the harder it will be to swim back to the surface.

If not careful, Mantingan will be trapped in his own mind without ever being able to get out. It will be eternal, but it will be greatly tormented!

So it may be said that entering a state of Spaceless and Timeless is tantamount to taking on dependents that are far more terrible than death. However, what is the meaning of the dependents if the Mantingan considers himself dead so that it seems that all fear has departed from his soul?

Mantingan began to study, permeate, and live the Book of Science Connecting Space so solemnly.

In order to keep himself from drowning until he finally drowns, the Mantingan will be out of a state of Spaceless and Timeless at regular intervals. It will take about one tea drink before going back to diving.

Time just rolls around. Just when Mantingan finished studying the Book of Science Connecting Space, the sun had arrived right at the central horizon. A small speck of light at the end of the cave hall seems to be getting brighter, although not too obvious impact because however also this cave is still pitch dark.

The mantle stands while straightening the back. From his face, he looked very tired. Is it not so when the Mantingan has been in a state of Spaceless and Timeless for more than two months?

So why does the time in the world actually say that Mantingan only stay together for half a day?

This can happen because Mantingan only spend time in the world when he rests. It can be around ten days in a Spaceless and Timeless state. Each time it rested, Mantingan would take time for a drink of tea.

Although Mantingan body only experienced time for half a day, but not so with the Mantingan psyche that has experienced time for two more months. That's why he missed Munding so much.

As for the Book of Science Connecting Space, Mantingan has really understood it. He admitted that the difficulty of understanding the book was only slightly below the Book of the Lotus.

The essence of the book is the transfer of space using magic spells, allowing someone to move things from somewhere to where they are. The magic spell is so complicated, so complicated, that it can no longer be explained how complicated it is.

The warriors who attacked Mantingan that night also mastered a similar science, although Mantingan knew very well that with all the complexity in the book they spent their lives just to learn the science. But as a result, they could take out many weapons at one time at a time, which even with such abilities had been able to kill a Celestial Stakeholder like a Mantan. Isn't that a fair price?

But when compared to Mantingan which only takes two months—or arbitrarily the time of the world is half a day, does it not seem unfair at all?

Manten smiled awkwardly while recalling the saying that often life goes unfairly.