Fang Hong's mind rested within this space, and she felt utterly insignificant, though she had long since grown accustomed to that feeling.
This was the standard procedure for communicating with Fate.
The dimension where Fate resided was indescribable and incomprehensible.
"Fate, are you there?"
[I have endured since time immemorial.]
An inconceivable voice, one that could neither be perceived nor heard, appeared in Fang Hong's heart in a form she could understand. It was not language, but a sensation.
"Besides humans, can other animals and plants possess Sequences too?"
[Yes.]
Joy stirred in Fang Hong's heart as she sensed the thought suddenly emerge within her. She knew Fate understood why she had come. Since it had answered her, it probably would not conceal the answers to her next questions.
So she asked directly, "What are their Sequences like? What are their names and abilities? What species do they belong to?"
[All things have their own Sequences. Sequences are rules, the laws of the world, an existence beyond Fate. I cannot tell you their abilities.] [But within Fate, everything can give rise to a Sequence.] [The names of Sequences are indefinable. Explained in human terms, they can be divided into earth, water, wind, fire, water, wood, metal, wind, lightning, light, and darkness.] [Besides the elements, there are also Zi Rat, Chou Ox, Yin Tiger, Mao Rabbit, Chen Dragon, Si Snake, Wu Horse, Wei Goat, Shen Monkey, You Rooster, Xu Dog, and Hai Pig.] [Spring, summer, autumn, winter, reproduction, toxin, mating.]
Fate listed everything Fang Hong could think of, and everything she could not, including ordinary Sequences, Concept Sequences, and Myth Sequences.
In short, the Sequences other creatures could develop included everything humans had. What humans lacked, they lacked as well.
After patiently listening to Fate's