Scholars broke free from ignorance through reason, categorically rejecting supernatural phenomena that defied the laws of conservation.
Every cause and effect were necessarily connected. Even when stunned by phenomena that surpassed their understanding and common sense, scholars never reacted like ordinary people and assumed they were inexplicable miracles. Instead, they yearned to discover the laws underlying them.
For example...
The Starfall Technique!
As early as the ancient war, the Holy Scripture had clearly recorded how the great Creator of Light summoned the stars from the sky to descend and destroy the evil spirits' lair.
Setting aside the religious elements...
Based on extensive archaeological findings and accounts of historical events, scholars believed that the Creator of Light in ancient times had indeed wielded the power to summon stars from the sky and bring them down to destroy the Gulan Fairies.
To the ignorant, this was an unfathomable, inexplicable miracle.
In their understanding, only the Creator of the World could turn the stars in the sky into weapons and hurl them at the evil spirits in the box, displaying the transcendent might of the Creator.
After all, in their eyes, the world was merely a box in the Creator's hands.
But in the eyes of scholars, the sun was the center of the universe.
The Star Curtain World was merely one of the countless celestial bodies orbiting the sun throughout the universe.
The so-called Starfall Technique was nothing more than an unknown method of pulling down a fragment of a floating island that orbited the Star Curtain World in a synchronous orbit, robbing it of the speed that kept it in equilibrium with the world's gravity. The resulting collision, driven by the gravitational attraction between celestial bodies, was simply a display of the universe's macroscopic power.
Although, in theory, advanced scholars could