Hearing Shade's affirmative answer, Dorothy and Leisha exchanged a glance:
"Red Moon moonlight can protect the Life Fire Seed to a certain extent, right?"
"Yes."
"Then is it possible to break away from the systems of death and creation? Instead of using physical glasses or any form of eyes, could we use the Red Moon moonlight belonging to the ancient Moon Sage to create a Fire Seed Source?"
Leisha asked. Shade did not answer immediately. Instead, he raised his left hand and summoned the moonlight once again. This time, he had the red moonlight in his left hand form a small sphere, compressing the light as much as possible with the light-control ability he had gained from the blessing.
Once the floating sphere of light above his left hand had shrunk to the size of a dove egg, Shade controlled the Life Fire Seed in his right hand and slowly floated it over. After the two touched and fused, Shade sheltered the tiny ball of light with both hands, while Dorothy, Leisha, and Little Mia watched curiously.
Without a Fire Seed Source as a medium, it was not easy to achieve a stable fusion of two kinds of energy while using a great deal of spirit. The fusion lasted five minutes. During that time, the color of the red light shifted repeatedly from scarlet to glazed red, blood red, and many other shades. That in itself was a sign of instability.
But in the end, the red light still shattered, leaving only tiny fragments of moonlight drifting down. Shade then blew those life-filled motes toward Little Mia on the table. They were not of much use to humans.
"The Life Fire Seed can only exist for a limited time. If a stable container cannot be formed before the seed disappears,