"Neural conduction speed—that is far too important."
Although he had no idea where Difan had gotten his experience, he answered without the slightest hesitation.
"Exactly. Even for us Earthlings, the neural conduction speed of a myelinated body transmitting through Type A fibers is at most one hundred and thirty meters per second. The thicker the nerve fibers, the faster the conduction speed, but there should still be an upper limit."
Leo nodded as well. He understood this kind of common knowledge.
However, Leo still could not be certain about what that upper limit was.
"Indeed, my calculations came to the same conclusion. As for this so-called upper limit, based on my current technology, it is at most two thousand three hundred meters per second. That is still the maximum data I discovered from a B-class Starry Sky Giant Beast. No matter what, such a massive body will cause delays and sluggishness in neural conduction speed."
"This is reflected even in Red Whale. However, according to the data, Red Whale's neural reaction speed far exceeds this limit."
Difan said this without the slightest hesitation.
"Right, that is precisely the point. The giant dinosaurs that once appeared on Earth displayed this perfectly. It took several minutes for pain to travel from the tail to the brain, and their neural reaction speed was extremely slow. That was a fatal flaw."
Leo nodded in agreement.
In Leo's view, sacrificing fast neural reactions in exchange for a massive body was extremely inefficient.
This was not about which was stronger or weaker. For any lifeform, if it wanted to advance in both directions, improving neural conduction was far more cost-effective than increasing body size.
"Then tell me, with this Celestial's head being so huge, its body must be measured in thousands of kilometers. After its brain