Ten minutes of dragon-rider resonance had let Liszt experience far too many marvelous and unbelievable things. So magic was everywhere in this world; all matter was composed of magic.
This fundamentally overturned the worldview he had once known.
Yet the matter transformed from this magic still retained certain physical laws of the material world, which was why he had discovered so many familiar phenomena. Cold and heat, the oceans and mountains, thunder and rain, plants and animals—even the movements of the sun, moon, and stars—all seemed much like Earth.
After withdrawing from dragon-rider resonance, he felt deeply exhausted. Rio was somewhat exhausted as well, mainly mentally; physically, he remained healthy and vigorous.
But that did not stop Liszt from continuing to ride Rio through the sky as he slowly pondered, "According to Earth's physics, the faster particles move, the higher the temperature; the higher the temperature, the faster particles move. In other words, particle motion is temperature on the microscopic level, while temperature is particle motion on the macroscopic level."
Whether it was Earth's physical laws or this world's theory of the triangle of magic, matter, and spirit, there were points where they connected and could be used to illuminate one another.
After all, the outward manifestations of the two worlds had far too much in common.
What he had that the natives of this world lacked was the knowledge from Earth. "Then does the microscopic motion of magic particles manifest as magic, battle aura, and all phenomena formed by magic... Forget it, this is making my brain hurt. I'd better describe all this to A Ke and let her think about it."
Not burrowing into a dead end had always been one of his strengths.
Casting aside all those twisting, complicated thoughts, he immediately felt much more relaxed and