Nuanyu listened in astonishment.
She rarely felt so surprised; everything sounded unimaginable, but upon carefully analyzing Ishida Hideko's words, it seemed that all changes were intricately interconnected.
Why is there a bright world and a dark world?
According to modern scientific theory, the world forms branches due to points of divergence arising from changes, advancing alongside each other, much like a plant's main trunk suddenly breaking, causing branches to split off from the trunk, forming limbs similar to the trunk.
This phenomenon of plant branching is very common, so common that people take it for granted.
Then why is this concept difficult to accept when applied to space?
Some people believe it should be that way; others find it unimaginable, but few contemplate that the inherent power within plants triggered this parallel. Isn't the emergence of parallel worlds equally in need of fissile power?
The Genesis Mirror provided this power!
