"Nine-Dimensional Beings."
"The essence of their lives has undergone a revolutionary transformation."
"They are no longer even Lifeforms as we understand them."
Professor Tao adjusted his nearsighted glasses again. "We naïvely believe that Lifeforms must have forms—organs, brains, limbs. Even the simplest microorganisms at least possess a body."
"Perhaps no one can imagine it."
"But Nine-Dimensional Beings are no longer constrained by frail carbon-based bodies. Their lifeforms have transformed into things such as energy, magnetic fields, electromagnetic waves, condensed matter, and so on. Because of this, they have escaped the limitations of conventional physiology and achieved immortality."
"They have no form or shape, drifting through all kinds of spaces."
"Perhaps one—or even a hundred—Nine-Dimensional Beings are drifting through this tiny tiered classroom right now."
Professor Tao had barely finished speaking.
The students' expressions changed slightly. They suspiciously glanced around, and several secretly swallowed.
Someone raised a hand. "Professor, can I understand Nine-Dimensional Beings as ghosts? But what I don't understand is that the 'superpowers' of the ninth dimension don't seem as powerful as those of the eighth. The eighth dimension can crush space."
Professor Tao shook his head. "Nine-Dimensional lifeforms encompass all things. Their core ability is to grasp the various forms of matter. From simple to complex, their basic ability is to manipulate matter's various states, such as gas, liquid, and solid."
"The next level is the composition of matter—that is, the various chemical elements in the universe. They can condense all kinds of elements out of thin air and shape all sorts of objects as if performing something surreal. Of course, Nine-Dimensional Beings can also condense a visible body for themselves at any time."
Liu Di tilted his head slightly and glanced at the little girl in the red dress beside him.
Professor Tao continued, "Everyone knows that