Standing in the lava cave, Kenichi Amamiya looked at the Single-celled Organisms before him and the liquids that had fused together into False God's Blood, lost in thought. The things before him did not look particularly strange; if anything, they looked perfectly normal. They were merely ordinary liquids flowing slowly, eventually converging and becoming a new liquid. Yet Kenichi Amamiya could not see anything unusual here. So why had his experiments in the laboratory kept failing, while these things merged together so naturally? Could artificial intervention be unworkable, requiring this sort of non-artificial approach instead? But if that was the case, it was far too absurd. Kenichi Amamiya rubbed his chin, then activated the analytical ability in his eyes and began examining these things before him. He wanted to see exactly what was different at the point where they converged that had caused this place to become what it was. And upon closer inspection, Kenichi Amamiya did find a problem. The composition at the point where the liquids met was slightly off. It seemed to be naturally saline-alkali soil, rich in salt, and with the participation of salt ions, the liquids underwent this marvelous change and ultimately fused into an entirely new liquid. This gave Kenichi Amamiya an idea. Could fusion require a high-salt environment? If so, it would be very easy to verify. Kenichi Amamiya only needed the simplest methods to determine whether his theory was correct. Thinking of this, he rubbed his hands together excitedly.
"You seem very excited. Did you solve the problem you ran into earlier?" Kaguya Ōtsutsuki asked as she stood beside Kenichi Amamiya. He glanced at her. Her expression was as usual, as though nothing were amiss. When she noticed him looking at her, Kaguya Ōtsutsuki tilted her head and smiled at him. That