Nightmare Soul Society attached great importance to the Truth Central Spirit Spell Academy. After all, the Truth Central Spirit Spell Academy was the talent training base of Nightmare Soul Society, and Nightmare Soul Society had the strongest armed forces in Soul Society.
The Truth Central Spirit Spell Academy alone wasn't very important, but the butterfly effect it could bring was unbearable.
As for Kirito, he didn't know anything about it at all. He was still in an intense discussion with the students who were obsessed with improving.
Even a few of the mentors were attracted by the atmosphere.
Regardless of whether the group Kirito and the others formed was legal or not, the influence of their discussion on strength was undeniable.
How could they remain calm when they saw the students they were familiar with suddenly increasing their strength?
The next day, a few mentors disguised as students appeared in the crowd. They squeezed into the crowd as if they were afraid of being recognized.
Little did they know that everything they did was seen by Kirito, but Kirito didn't intend to expose them.
First of all, these people were close to the students among the mentors. Second of all, they didn't have any grudges with them.
In fact, Kirito only needed to say a word and these three mentors would immediately be thrown out. Right now, he was like Sun Wukong who gathered people together. Who knew how many people treated him as a good friend.
In fact, these mentors were overthinking it. They might be important to the school, but they were worthless to Kirito.
The reason they could improve so quickly was mainly due to everyone's imagination. Only imagination could make the impossible possible.
If it was just based on strength, these mentors could be said to be the number one people under Kirito.
But when it comes to imagination, it's a mess. Their many years of coaching had given them a strong mindset. Even if they heard Kirito and the others' discussion, they wouldn't necessarily do it.
Sure enough, after listening for a while, countless questions arose in their hearts.
Kirito and the others' thoughts could be said to be unconstrained. Their discussion of techniques covered almost all aspects. Many things that they knew to be impossible were brought up here.
However, unconstrained was just an implicit way of saying it. In fact, they thought that Kirito and the others were simply whimsical and fooling around.
There was a chance of improving their strength, but it was more likely that their strength would be greatly reduced.
One had to know that the secrets of those spells had been refined over and over again. They were the result of countless failures and sacrifices made by the previous generations of cultivators, who knew how much blood and lives had been sacrificed to achieve them.
If anyone wanted to rely on their own cleverness to be whimsical, they would have to pay the price sooner or later.
Their original intention of sneaking in was to see if there were any tricks to their improvement. However, when they found out that these people were simply relying on luck, their curiosity disappeared.
Luck wasn't something that anyone could say for sure, nor was it something that anyone could play with.
Even if they imitated Kirito and the others' success, they might not succeed. After all, everyone's physique was different, so their ability to accept energy was different.
Due to a freak combination of factors, these mentors clearly saw a mountain of treasures, but they thought they were infallible and returned empty-handed.
Even later, when they thought about it, they regretted it a little. If they could have listened more to Kirito and the others' discussion, they might have learned more.
After they left, everyone once again had a heated discussion, and they were discussing the possibilities of these ideas.
Kirito and the others were able to improve so much in such a short time, of course, they didn't rely on luck alone. They had completely grasped a scientific method to improve their techniques.
For each technique, they would propose all the possibilities, whether it was feasible or not, they would propose it in all aspects, accumulating enough data for later discussions.
Only after they had proposed all the methods would the discussion escalate to the feasibility of the plan.
Every improvement method would be carefully discussed, whether it was feasible, what the reasons were, and whether there was a solution or improvement method.
Although this organization wasn't officially recognized, it was undoubtedly a very scientific and systematic method. If everyone could learn from each other in this way, Soul Society would become extremely powerful in the future.
This was also why the mentors regretted it after they found out. Only they could really know what they had missed out on.
Humans should never use the name of authority to stifle the imagination of the younger generation. That was simply a crime.
Many people always hoped that the younger generation could learn knowledge by following the rules, but they didn't know that if it weren't for their predecessors who dared to think and imagine, their so-called authority would no longer exist.
However, the three mentors weren't sad, at least not so far. They even spread the news, so other mentors who wanted to go and take a look gave up on the idea.
Time didn't stop flowing at all. It seemed ordinary, but in fact, there was a trace of regret and unwillingness in that little bit by bit.
It was like boiling a frog in warm water. By the time they felt it, it was already too late. They didn't even have a chance to salvage the situation.
Sometimes, people hoped to witness everything about a great person, and would be complacent to witness the growth of a great person.
But when they really saw too many great deeds, they would have another thought in their hearts, and that was to witness the so-called miracle being brought down with their own eyes.
The mentors now looked at Kirito with this mentality. They knew that Kirito had caused too much trouble this time. No matter how optimistic Soul Society was about him, they wouldn't be indifferent.
And they were like directors who had been planning for a long time, excitedly waiting for the sacred moment of the show to begin.
No matter what school it was, the number of students would always exceed the number of mentors. In such a situation, the students were naturally more informed than the teachers.
Kirito had already received the news and knew that something was wrong with the sudden silence of the mentors, but he didn't take it to heart.