The Rich Cultivator-Chapter 256. Serena’s Class

Tyler was sitting in the newly constructed Lab 1, surrounded by advanced technology and an air of anticipation. Today, he was about to dive into the intricacies of Portable Waypoint Units. The one who is gonna teach him is none other than Head Serena, albeit in her digital form.

He adjusted the lightweight helmet on his head and reclined on a comfortable sofa. The moment he closed his eyes, a surge of energy coursed through his mind, and the world around him faded. When he opened his eyes again, he was in a completely different place.

"What server is this?" Tyler asked, he looked up.

"I have seen this somewhere." He murmured. He just accept Serena’s invitation and jumped into the server.

It’s extremely dangerous to touch link of different servers from unknown people. It might lead them to some private fraud servers and might charge them money for just entering their servers. But Serena is not unknown scammer.

He stood on a floating island suspended in an endless sky. A vast, crystalline lake surrounded the island, reflecting the surreal scenery above. Instead of the usual sun or moon, there were massive planets orbiting close by, each adorned with dazzling rainbow-like rings that painted the sky in vibrant hues. The atmosphere was serene yet otherworldly, the kind of beauty that felt like a dream brought to life.

He can also see many Islands floating in the space. There is a giant planet shaped like a star which is burning brighter on fire can been seen in horizon.

Tyler immediately guessed the server he arrived.

"This is my old villa," Serena’s voice rang out from behind him. Tyler turned to see her standing a few feet away, her digital avatar as graceful and lifelike as ever. "It’s on the Starfire Server."

Tyler blinked in surprise. "You have a villa in the Starfire Server?" he asked, his admiration clear. "I tried to buy one there, but no one is willing to sell. Starfire Server is the most exclusive and sought-after among all the VR worlds."

Virtual reality had become a cultural phenomenon, especially in the northern regions. Entire worlds had been built in cyberspace, with people purchasing and trading virtual land as if it were real estate. Overcrowding had led to the creation of countless servers, but the Starfire Server, developed by the prestigious Starfire Academy, remained one of the crown jewel.

All because the ability of that ’Star’ which is on ’fire’ in the sky.

Tyler had only been able to access the server through his student login, which restricted him to the virtual academy grounds. Owning land in this server was an almost impossible things. freewёbn૦νeɭ.com

"This was my mother’s house," Serena explained softly, her tone carrying a hint of melancholy. "After she passed away, I inherited the ownership rights."

For a moment, the air between them grew heavy. Tyler walked over to her and gently patted her shoulder, offering silent comfort. The gesture felt oddly real, almost as if he could feel the warmth of her skin. His brows furrowed as he realized this.

"Did you set the sensitivity to high?" he asked, glancing at her.

Serena nodded, her gaze locking onto his. Without warning, she grabbed him by the collar and pulled him closer. Her sudden boldness left him momentarily stunned.

"Before we begin the lesson," she said with a small smile "let’s have some private lessons first."

"You have more expressions in VR than the real world." Tyler said.

Before Tyler could continue, Serena leaned in and pressed her lips to his. The kiss was intense, filled with an fiery passion. He also kissed her back. The surreal environment around them seemed to blur, the floating island and shimmering lake fading into the background as her presence took center stage.

Actually the surrounding did blurred like a censor ship. Even if someone who passes by looked at her Villa. They won’t able to see anything but a blurred Villa.

A few Hours later,

Serena gestured, and the environment around them transformed. They are inside a sleek, futuristic lab filled with holographic displays and intricate machinery. A glowing, spherical device hovered in the center of the room, its surface pulsating with energy.

There is also a watch floating in the air.

"This," Serena said, pointing to the device, "is a Portable Waypoint Unit. It allows instant transportation between two fixed points, regardless of distance. The technology behind it is complex, relying on spatial arrays, energy compression, and quantum entanglement."

Tyler approached the device, "Yeah, yeah I know all this stuff. Apart from it can make portals from anywhere without a Giant Teleportation Hub, what is the other uses?"

"Other teleportation Hub needs Both of the Hubs from two points to activate" Serena continued without saying anything . "But this one doesn’t needs that. The watch itself can create portal and can go anywhere we want."

".....To create a stable waypoint, the device requires precise calibration and a significant amount of energy. That’s why these units are rare and expensive."

The boring lecture continued.

She waved her hand, and a holographic blueprint of the device appeared in front of them. Serena began explaining the various components and their functions, her voice steady and authoritative. Tyler listened intently, absorbing every detail. Despite the initial distraction, he found himself genuinely engrossed in the lesson.

As the hours passed, Tyler gained a deeper understanding of the Portable Waypoint Unit’s mechanics. Serena’s teaching style was both engaging and thorough, a testament to her expertise. By the end of the session, Tyler explained everything he learned.

"Not bad," Serena said as she watched him explain. "You’re a quick learner."

Tyler smirked. "I’ve had a good teacher."

The compliment caught Serena off guard, and for a moment, her composed demeanor faltered. She looked away, a faint blush coloring her cheeks. "Don’t get too cocky," she muttered, though her tone was more amused than annoyed.

"Seriously , are you really that expressionless Serena?" Tyler asked with confused expression.

Serena then opened a window and toggled off automatic expression option.

Serena returned to her netural expression.

"Yub this is what I like about you.. your cold look." Tyler said as he placed the sensitivity to 150%

Serena took a step backward. "What are you trying to do?"

"I wanted to see, if you still be expressionless with 150% of heaven and hell." He smiled evilly and pouned on her.

Soon Tyler saw ’different’ expressions on this cold beauty face.

As they wrapped up the lesson, the environment shifted back to the floating island. Tyler removed the helmet and opened his eyes, returning to the real world. The lab around him felt almost dull in comparison to the vibrant VR landscape he had just left.

Serena’s digital voice echoed through the room. "You did well today. With more practice, you’ll be able to use these devices efficiently."

"How did your voice turned back into netural? Are you toggled on the Cold Expression option?"

He asked while recalling the faces Serena made.

The giant robot arms and legs in the corner started to float. The arm grabbed Tyler and the legs kicked him out.

The lab door closed with a loud sound.