Although their earlier deduction was well-founded, it was still only a conjecture, not a one-hundred-percent proven conclusion.
Where one possibility existed, there were bound to be many others.
Moreover, their deduction had been built on normal logic. But things that defied common sense were hardly rare in this world.
Everything needed to be verified before a final answer could be reached.
Professor Kazel walked to the bedside and carefully observed the changes in Angus Jeffrey's expression.
But ten o'clock had already passed, and Angus Jeffrey still lay motionless on the bed, showing no signs of "waking up."
Sister Callian walked around the bed to the other side, likewise studying Angus Jeffrey's expression, a strong interest appearing on her face.
Professor Sylph stood behind Professor Kazel and waited patiently.
Professor Lily flew directly above the bed, folded her arms, sat cross-legged in midair, and wore a stern expression.
Professor Medea displayed a look similar to Sister Callian's, clearly quite intrigued.
Dark raised an eyebrow slightly, understanding Professor Medea's and Sister Callian's state of mind all too well.
Honestly, viewed purely from a bystander's perspective, this was indeed a very interesting matter.
If that copy of Into the Abyss could truly cause a normal person to split off a second consciousness, then the book's value would rise by several degrees.
He had even already thought of how it could be used!
All along, he had worried that the "Fusion Materials" would suffer mental confusion from frequent "Fusion," so he had yet to help Fusion Materials such as "Magic Phantom Beast: Fantasy Sheep" develop intelligence.
But if Into the Abyss could be used to specifically cultivate a second consciousness solely for "Fusion," would that not perfectly solve this problem?
Thus, he looked forward to the results of the coming verification.
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