JayKin

Liam is a typical spoon-fed rich guy who tossed it all out the window. Well, he wasn't exactly specific as he could control the world… that is if he wanted to do that. He was more into adventure and learning. You could call him the curious cat, as his curiosity brought him a lot of trouble.
He is the only person who can see and interact with the condensed forms of matter. He calls them Avatars of the World, but they call him a World Reader. It's a name they didn't come up with; instead, they knew what he was without any idea what it meant. They also felt the need to protect the child of the worlds, which brought them the Worlds Readers anger as he didn't like being protected to this extent.
The trouble came searching for him, and that trouble would come at him every time… 
Fortunately, Liam decides to explore the trouble that one seed brought him, as it seems he has no other choice.
He lands on a new planet and decides to learn more about it. Then, finally, starting to feel excited by all the strangeness and meeting some terrifying things and humans with strange kinds of social hierarchy.
At least he won't be bored anymore, is what he thinks.

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There will be a tiny mention of a system later, but that is just a small part. And that would happen after he completes an assignment he does not know about.

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I Can Talk to the Essence of Everything

"I will call you as soon as they are healthy enough to receive guests."


"There are no buts. You are in the middle of a lesson. You are to continue with it until it's time to end it. I will let you know how the twins are doing in the meantime. And focus on your lesson!" His voice was stern and left little room for argument.


The teacher rather wished to have that kind of authority, that kind of voice that made people listen to her.


The boys sat down but very reluctantly, and Liam left.


The teacher sensed that the boys weren't very interested in the lesson anymore, but she understood. It was something important, but they focused as much as they could.


Am I sensing correctly?