“This is for you,” the Rainmaster threw Lu Yin a chip, and he accepted it with gleaming eyes. This had to be the same thing Michelle and the others had gotten, and now he had one too. It was probably something for him to keep his mouth shut, or just compensation of sorts for the near-death experience. He was about to ask more questions, but the Rainmaster just disappeared. Slightly disappointed, he inserted the chip into his gadget. It contained an introduction to star energy and its different variations, which showed him the way forward.

“Every student should have gotten one of these,” he muttered to himself. There really was a problem with Astral-10’s teaching methods.

According to the information on the chip, one’s control of star energy was dictated by a process of removing its impurities, physically...