Of course, the "Super-Aggregation Theory" still had plenty of rough edges at this stage.
But some of its arguments coincided perfectly with Dian's own ideas.
Both the type-enhancement phenomenon he knew about and the changes in energy systems before and after evolution could be explained by it.
"How effective is the leyline energy?"
Dian approached the chamber and poked at the bubble beside Misdreavus's mouth through the air. A faint, nostalgic smile involuntarily crossed his face.
A Beheeyem slowly floated up beside him. Unlike the others, this Beheeyem was silver all over and wore an extremely aloof expression.
She whipped up a silver metal board, on which a line of text quickly appeared—
"Although you're merely a human—"
As if she were reluctant, the next sentence flickered for ages before appearing. "—your brain is still pretty decent."
Dian ignored her. Or rather, "her" was indeed the right word: this Beheeyem was female, and very young, but... she was a genius.
Unlike the Beheeyem Leader, who favored brute force, she worked in research and relied on her intellect. And honestly, she was much cuter, too.
Anything became much cuter if it was small and looked bright and appealing.
Still, things were strange these days. Children kept crushing adults when it came to intelligence.
Could intelligence actually follow a U-shaped curve?
There was no answer.
Silver Beheeyem drifted around Dian, holding up her board. She even started hopping, the board wobbling in her hands, making her look rather clumsy and stubborn.
Yet Dian continued to ignore her. Before long, tears welled in Silver Beheeyem's eyes, and fitting words appeared on the board.
"Waaaaaaaaah o·()?o·?" "I hate being ignored!!" "Meanie!!"
Only then did Dian leisurely take out a bag of candy and hand it over. He patted Silver