Above The Sky
Chapter 979 - 979 92 Followers of the Future Sage 7600_5

979: Chapter 92 Followers of the Future Sage (7600)_5 979: Chapter 92 Followers of the Future Sage (7600)_5 “Finally, the fifth class of people—they can create a better world.”

“With their own hands.”

“I consider myself among the fifth class, but I also hope for more companions.”

“The reason I try so hard to hold these lessons, to teach you and elevate you, is precisely because I hope you can truly understand me, become my true followers, and not just subordinates.”

“If one day I leave, I hope you can carry on my will, continue this path, and teach even more people like yourselves and like me.”

“At the very least, you must pass down these thoughts and ideas.”

True understanding…

The swordsman fell silent.

Truly understanding a sage is indeed a difficult task.

The next day, Green Tide followed Ian and the caravan from Xia Hui Territory, embarking on the journey toward Harrison Port.

Even at this moment, he wasn’t sure if he could truly grasp Ian’s spirit and figure out what exactly he intended to accomplish.

Create a completely new civilization where everyone can cultivate?

To aim for something so grand, there must be an equally grand purpose…

Could it be that Ian wants to conquer the world?!

No, it’s not such an ordinary ambition…

If it were the old Green Tide, he might have thought ruling the world was a big deal.

But as time passed, and as he gradually understood the logic behind the operation of a government, a nation, and even a civilization, he began to feel that even ruling the world wouldn’t be such a significant achievement.

At the end of the day, isn’t it still just a part of the Sublimator civilization?

It wouldn’t bring about any fundamental change or usher in a true New Era.

It would merely be a boring and tedious repetition.

What Ian wants to do must be to create a more lively, vibrant world—one that is curious and passionate.

Green Tide couldn’t imagine such a world—he wasn’t suited for such visions.

Asking him to imagine new methods for a future cultivation system might yield some advice, but as for what the future world would truly look like… he lacked such capability.

But he would try his best.

To become a follower of this Future Sage.

Terra Year 774, March 25th, the last trace of winter’s chill had completely faded, and under a clear sky, golden sunlight illuminated the Southern Ridge Continent.

A caravan loaded with a large amount of alchemical potions and specialized equipment was traveling south along the wide road.

Along the way, lush green grass stretched across the lands, and the vibrant forest trees were all budding with new growth, showcasing thriving vitality.

“The boss can change this world.”

Riding a horse, Green Tide followed the caravan.

As he looked at the rejuvenated territory, he couldn’t help but recall the chaotic and desolate state he had witnessed half a year earlier when he first arrived at Xia Hui Territory.

This thought only strengthened his conviction: “Or rather, only the boss can!”

Ian, however, had no idea that his image was growing increasingly grand in the minds of his subordinates.

If he did know, Ian certainly wouldn’t sigh in response—he’d likely try turning this majestic image into a promotional sample for the Supreme Spirit Sect’s internal publicity.

Future Sage?

Though it sounded a bit odd, it might be a good title—definitely better than Prophet of the Descending Thunder.

For now, though, Ian maintained his outwardly serious demeanor, sitting rigidly on horseback at the center of the caravan.

But in reality, his thoughts had already drifted far away to the distant South Sea Great Labyrinth.

“Shasha says the Dragon Egg has hatched—but there’s a complication.

However, the egg is fine.”

Through the ‘Labyrinth Authority,’ sensing distant messages, Ian furrowed his brows and fell into deep thought: “That silly shark said a whole bunch of nonsense, spent the entire time rambling without letting me see exactly what’s going on with the egg—what I did see was the shell broken at the top, but overall it still remains intact; it’s teeming with life energy, proving the Little Crystal Dragon hasn’t died and is actually doing quite well.”

“But why won’t it leave the shell?

Is it a shut-in dragon?”

“What exactly is the situation with the Aether Crystal Dragon’s egg?”