True Purity
An interesting theory.
The will born of a miracle, even its very form of existence, might have been shaped by this extraordinary power.
Though it seemed no more than speculation, Professor A Kai's line of thought instantly sparked countless associations in Fu Qian's mind.
Choosing to hold this cross-disciplinary exchange had indeed been worthwhile.
As he'd said earlier, as a scholar, Fu Qian had always been curious about the nature of miracles as a form of power.
And if the theory of Miracle Creatures was true, the authority behind this act of shaping a soul seemingly from nothing would be all the more astonishing.
The forms of existence Jianxin and Huo displayed might also carry much greater significance.
"Following that line of thought, why couldn't extraordinary creatures trigger miracles and transform into that special form of existence?"
But as a professor at the rigorous Academy of Revelation, Fu Qian didn't agree blindly. He maintained the frank tone of their cross-disciplinary exchange and offered his own counterpoint.
"They aren't pure enough."
Professor A Kai's answer made it clear that he had already considered the matter, and that he didn't object to being challenged.
"Some extraordinary creatures really can trigger miracles. That's already been proven."
"Since their forms of existence differ from ours, their methods of triggering them differ, too. In some cases, it's much simpler."
"But they still aren't pure enough. As independent individuals, they're no different from humans in any fundamental way when it comes to the concept of miracles."
A Kai pointed at himself.
"And while miracles might be used to strengthen oneself, no one at the Institute of Curses has ever managed to turn themselves into that kind of pure, conceptual being."
"That sounds reasonable enough. But when you say 'extraordinary traits,' I assume those