Hobart watched the "Male Chick" vanish into nothingness, and his spirituality stirred in response: Cheek still had arrangements for resurrection!
But after resurrection, she would at most be at the angel level and would still require a certain trigger mechanism, so there was no need to worry.
Next, Hobart looked at the ancient mirror behind Cheek. It was indeed shaped like a mirror, yet it gave the illusion that it was not a human-made object.
He touched it with his spirituality, and waves of inspiration came to him, allowing him to sense fragments of ancient information.
This mirror truly came from the Creator. If understood through the structure of the human body, it was like a piece of cartilage from "The First One," the kind of cartilage between bones.
Because it existed "between the gaps of bone and bone," it had formed a "Mirror World" like a gap. That was the abstract meaning of the ancient mirror.
Yet this structure happened to possess the authority to reflect images. From that perspective, it was more like "The First One's" retina.
Because of this, Hobart could determine that "The First One" did not possess a human form. Otherwise, the "components" on its body would not have such vastly different dual meanings when understood from a human perspective.
Of course, it was more likely that "The First One" was an abstract life form. Even if it had a human appearance, its inner life form could not be understood.
Hobart understood this very well. After accommodating the Country of Disorder, even his own life form could no longer be understood through human cognition.
It could only be compared to human organs, but could not be accurately described.
Hobart dispelled his Mythical Creature form and touched the ancient mirror's surface with his hand. In an