"Simply put, psionics are actually the 'projection' of the Supreme Heaven into the real world."
Kira Yoshikage pierced straight through his notebook with the tip of his pen, then pulled it out, leaving only a ragged hole behind.
Koyuki understood that this was the channel Kira Yoshikage had mentioned, and she also figured out another point—
The closer a Psionic User's connection to the Supreme Heaven, the wider the channel they could open, and the stronger they would become.
It was just like a water pipe: the thicker the pipe, the greater the flow of water.
"So this is the essence of psionics?"
Koyuki muttered softly, but soon asked in confusion:
"But what does that have to do with the question you asked me?"
Kira Yoshikage asked:
"How many people are there on Earth?"
"More than seven billion."
"What if we include everything that can be called 'life'?"
"Then I don't know. Maybe several hundred billion?"
"What about the entire universe?"
"I don't know."
Koyuki answered honestly. The universe was simply too vast. She didn't know whether aliens existed, though she believed they did.
And if aliens existed, the amount of life in the universe would be impossible to count.
But why was Kira-kun asking these questions?
Weren't they discussing psionics? Psionics were projections of the Supreme Heaven, and the Supreme Heaven was a mirror of the Material Universe. It was just as vast as the Material Universe, which meant...
Koyuki's breathing tightened, and she blurted out:
"There's life in the Supreme Heaven too?"
Since life existed in the Material Universe, how could the Supreme Heaven, which was just as vast as the Material Universe, possibly be lifeless?
Wasn't that obvious?!
That was why Kira Yoshikage had chosen Koyuki. She was smart enough.
Kira Yoshikage looked at the girl with