Socially anxious people transmigrate to another world; living in seclusion is too difficult.

After the martial arts competition, the students from various academies returned with their respective teams after attending the celebration banquet at Qinwang Academy. As a result, Su Yang's wish to see Huang Lewei was dashed. Song Xianyi also gave up on pursuing the truth after not seeing Su Yang again after the celebration and left Huaijing with the students of Tianling Academy.

Inside Lao Fu's inn, Tang Wan was sullen. Qingfeng Academy had lost all three martial arts competitions and hadn't won any titles. This made her, as a member of Qingfeng Academy, feel frustrated and depressed. Lin Anlan and Su Yang didn't know how to comfort her. In Su Yang's view, it was as if his alma mater had lost a competition, but he didn't feel the same deep frustration as Tang Wan.

To avoid upsetting Tang Wan, Su Yang and Lin Anlan tacitly avoided mentioning the upcoming itinerary. The three of them rested at the inn for a day, and Su Yang also inquired about the simultaneous use of the two elements with Die'er.

"The person you're talking about, is he a demon?" Die'er asked, lying on the bed.

“Yes.” Su Yang stood by the window: “Is this method of use only known to demons?”

"No, it's just that humans can learn relatively few things unless they are truly gifted," Die'er replied listlessly while playing fetch with Linglong, who was sitting on the table.

I don't know when it started, but Die'er and Linglong seem to have become closer. Maybe it's because they haven't spent much time with Su Yang lately.

"So what's the principle behind this thing?" Su Yang walked over, caught the ball in mid-air, and sat down on the chair by the table. Ling Long also got off the table and sat down next to Su Yang.

Die'er rolled over: "If we're talking about the principle, it's still related to the element Yi Zi. Hey, why are you so close?" Die'er noticed Ling Long's actions and couldn't help but say.

Linglong didn't reply, but moved even closer in a provocative manner. Su Yang asked, "Elemental Yizi? How can one use two elements simultaneously?"

"Well, to put it simply, you have to learn to condense two elemental fusions at the same time. It's about multitasking, but condensing elemental fusions requires a lot of focus. Demons are born with this dual-elemental ability, but it's actually quite a challenge for them, let alone humans who only have one element. Of course, you're an exception."

"What happens after that?"

"After that? Once you've condensed the elemental synthesis, you can naturally use two elements at the same time."

"It's that simple?"

"It's that simple."

After listening to Die'er's explanation, Su Yang had a feeling that she had said everything, but also nothing at all. Then he thought of another question: "What if we combine the two elements?"

"Use them together?" Die'er rolled her eyes at Su Yang after hearing this: "How is that possible? Elements with different attributes have different compatibility. How can they be fused together? It's like water and fire, how can they be fused together?"

Die'er's description of the fusion of water and fire immediately reminded Su Yang of two phenomena. One was that water and oil can separate into layers due to their different densities, and the oil on top can still be ignited. The other was the chemical knowledge of concentrated sulfuric acid in water. If water is added to concentrated sulfuric acid, it will generate a lot of heat, causing the liquid to splash, just like pouring water on a burning oil pan, which will cause a deflagration.

If the elemental forces of this world represent the natural world of the original world, then these principles of the original world can also be verified in this world. However, Su Yang cannot even synthesize two different elemental molecules at the same time, let alone try to use this knowledge. Therefore, Su Yang gave up the idea of ​​trying to use dual elements now.

It has to be said that young people recover from their emotions quickly. The next day, Tang Wan acted as if nothing had happened, seemingly having emerged from her dejected mood. She cheerfully greeted Su Yang and Lin Anlan. Su Yang wanted to subtly inquire about Tang Wan's current state, but Lin Anlan, unlike Su Yang, wasn't as perceptive and asked directly:

"Wan'er, are you not disappointed anymore?"

"Alright, Sister Anlan, I figured it out last night. There's nothing we can do about losing. It's just that we're not good enough." Tang Wan replied with a smile, not caring at all.

"Then let's go to your hometown today?" Su Yang suggested to Lin Anlan after seeing that Tang Wan had no problem.

“Okay, let’s take our own carriage. It’s not easy to find a carriage over there.”

The three of them immediately went downstairs, led out a carriage from the backyard, got in the carriage, and followed Lin Anlan's directions, heading towards her hometown.

The carriage departed from the east city and headed southwest. After passing through the south city gate, it continued south for about two hours before finally arriving at a forest. According to Lin Anlan, her hometown was a small village near the forest. There was a tall stone near the village that had always served as a "landmark" for the village. In Su Yang's opinion, that stone was more likely the landmark in Lin Anlan's heart.

Continuing along the edge of the forest, they soon came across a rock of unknown material. Not far behind the rock, several houses were scattered about, with wisps of smoke rising from their roofs. Among the houses, a section of ruins stood out conspicuously. Su Yang's intuition told him that his destination was very likely that ruin.

After parking the carriage, the three walked into the village. The few residents were all at home preparing lunch, and no one came to ask questions or disturb them, which made Su Yang breathe a sigh of relief. When he reached the ruins, Su Yang deliberately slowed down, but Lin Anlan did not stop.

Seeing this, Su Yang couldn't help but ask, "An Lan, where is your home?"

Lin Anlan glanced back at Su Yang, then looked at the ruins, and laughed, "We're not there yet. What, you think this is it? This isn't my home."

Su Yang scratched his head awkwardly and could only follow Lin Anlan forward. The three of them made several turns and came to a stream. After walking along the stream for about a hundred meters, Lin Anlan stopped and looked at a grove of trees with her back to the stream. Following her gaze, Su Yang was surprised to find another ruined wall in the grove.

"We've arrived." After saying that, she walked forward.

The two followed her and arrived at the ruins. They saw that the walls were covered with moss and many birds had built nests inside, chirping and chattering. It was unclear whether they were welcoming or driving them away. The surrounding woods were exceptionally dense, and weeds grew rampant along the roadside. In nature, this might be a scene full of vitality, but here it appeared so desolate.

As Lin Anlan moved, Su Yang noticed a stone tablet lying to the side, covered in leaves. Lin Anlan knelt down and cleared the leaves away, allowing Su Yang to read the inscription on the tablet:

"Tomb of the birth mother Lin Geyun, carved by her daughter Lin Anlan."