Was this a bit too chaotic?
In just a few words, Professor A Kai had basically explained what he'd been through.
And it hadn't disappointed: what it revealed was fascinating.
The source of inspiration for the miracle, and even its contents, seemed reasonable enough. But once you considered the final result, it was downright terrifying.
Originally, it should have been polluted by the concept of the "sea," just like the Ark.
So the normal outcome one might imagine would be something like a mermaid or a naga—or, at the very least, long tentacles and barnacles, right?
Instead, he'd just been put under general anesthesia and fallen asleep?
No wonder A Kai had racked his brains, unable to make sense of it, and come straight over.
"Your experience shows that the miracle not only worked, but worked very successfully. But the way it worked doesn't seem reasonable at all?"
Under A Kai's expectant gaze, Fu Qian casually voiced the question on his mind.
"Yes. I can't understand it at all, which makes me feel that something's very wrong."
He who knows me understands my worries. How moving it was to have a listener who could truly empathize. For a moment, A Kai even let his composure slip, making no effort to conceal his deep concern.
"Being promoted by sheer chance was certainly a pleasant surprise for me, but I'm worried there might be some unknown Hidden Danger for me... or even for everyone."
Actually, it wasn't that hard to understand.
Professor A Kai was quite candid. On the one hand, he admitted he'd been as lucky as someone who'd found money on the street; on the other, his later concerns didn't come across as melodramatic.
As a researcher in the ivory tower, he was well-informed, and not excessively naive.
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