Creation Theory

"Ah, none of that matters. What matters now is what's happening on your end. Can we continue the topic we were discussing just now? Can we skip that question?"

Jon very much wanted to say no, but picking a fight over something like that at a time like this was not a reasonable choice.

The time the two of them could spend meeting was limited. Even with the support of Magic Net nodes and the Azure Deep Sea, maintaining a conversation in this state for long was no easy task, so they had to make the most of their time and discuss serious matters.

As for all that pointless bickering, once things here were over, Jon could naturally go to China and talk it over with her at leisure.

"Since we're getting down to business, this matter isn't exactly all that serious either. After all, we're still a long, long way from researching bloodlines thoroughly. Let's put that aside for now. How are things progressing on your side?"

"So-so. It's very troublesome to promote this kind of theory. Right now, all I can do is bring it up on a small scale when discussing things with the senior members of the family. If I can spark even a little interest from them, that counts as success. The older generation has its own social circles, after all. The theories proposed by juniors often don't seem useful to them. But it's not as though I haven't figured out the situation here. As far as I can tell, the current learning environment is pretty good. They aren't stubbornly clinging to the outdated ways of the past—after all, things have already reached this point. If they had kept limiting themselves, they wouldn't have survived until now.

"They're still paying close attention to your side.