Or rather, in their true language, there is no room for ambiguity or lies.
It is like the nas of the Fae, each one being a comprehensive, real-ti, unerring feeling that stems from the primal consciousness. Human language endows ’Frozen Fish’ with various unrealistic concepts, labeling it with untily, untruthful, and humorous tags.
Humans can even change Frozen Fish to ’Dead Whale’, to ’Frost Sturgeon’, to ’Silent Sea’... These are just facets of the true na of Frozen Fish, and human language is incapable of simply and directly naming its true na.
The true Fae language delineates an extrely objective and genuine ’existence’—when humans talk about a person, they think of the person’s appearance, speech, actions, and the impressions they leave on others, while the Fae provide over hundreds of gigabytes of information, from personality and thinking patterns to the structure of their organs and DNA sequences, all crystal clear.
Conversely, Primal Fae learned human thinking through learning and beca Fae.
This is a natural, strong artificial intelligence model.
That mysterious Fae wasn’t wrong, Ian indeed wants to try to understand the thinking patterns of Fae, to prepare for his future plans, whether it’s the Arcane Pathway or other pathways... and it turns out, the results are unexpectedly good.
The Fae are indeed beings vastly different from humans, yet they have their own thinking systems and magnificent civilization, which is why they are called ’Different Races’ rather than ’Alien Forms’.
But this does not an human thinking patterns are backward. On the contrary, it is precisely because of abstraction, conceptualization, and ambiguity that humans can transcend objective facts to imagine, surpass inherent logic to speculate and think, rather than just ’going with the flow’. This way of thinking creates desire and strong subjective initiative, which is probably why the Fae want to learn from humans.
Because Primal Fae, like stones, trees, and wind, can see reality but are part of that natural reality, they do not affect anything, nor can they reform anything, unable to influence the material world.
This is where the convergence lies between the two different thinking patterns: ultimately they must return to how to observe and reform the world.
Having thought through these, it only took a thousandth of a second.
"First of all, still have to learn to hide thoughts and lie."
Slowly closing his eyes, Ian had just self-talked at a speed exceeding the limits of human vocal organs by one hundred and fifty tis, and even an average Fae couldn’t hear his voice clearly, only perceiving it as a montary sharp buzz.
This might be the truth behind the ’Fae buzz’ that humans occasionally hear: they are indeed speaking in human language, but because their vocal organs are not restricted by the human language system, they speak too fast and hastily that it needs adjustnt and slowing down to communicate with humans.
Even Ian, in that instant, forgot how to ’lie’, because his thinking speed was so fast that his underlying thoughts reached the body before they could be encrypted and encapsulated.
This is the ’heart’ of the Fairy’s Heart, different from the human heart.
But now Ian has learned it.
"Wow."
Frozen Fish and Gansong were slightly surprised; they knew that entering the Fairy Body would have caused Ian a certain ’disorder’ due to the different bodily perceptions, a necessity when the human soul operating system is directly copied into a new entity, resulting in significant conflict.
But Ian... miraculously adapted completely within a few seconds!
"I said, he’s a natural fairy!"
ntor Gansong nodded in satisfaction, and even Frozen Fish nodded in shock: "Amazing, is he really human?"
The answer is of course yes.
"Just now I saw a peculiar Fae."
Raising his head, Ian said to the two Fae: "She had six..."
"Oh, it’s the Chief Director."
Upon hearing just the beginning, Frozen Fish knew what Ian was about to say and laughed: "She can also be called the ’Fairy Queen’, truly enviable. Although she sends blessings to each Fae born, it’s usually just blessings and not much communication."
"Now, Ian, you’ve been registered by the Chief Director." Gansong added: "When you have ti in the future, you can go to the Domain of Void and enter various Fairy Holands—though I guess you’ll be quite busy in the recent period."
"Indeed, very busy."
Ian flew in circles several tis on the spot, beginning to understand why most Fae liked flying around—it really is delightful, this light, swift, and effortless flight, is practically the best answer to freedom.
"Truly amazing."
At this mont, even Master Gravie couldn’t help but nod slightly.
As if everyone had the chance to beco a dragon, few would refuse. Similarly with the Fae, though fewer than dragons, if given the chance, no one would refuse to beco a Fae.
Unfortunately, becoming a dragon is too difficult, and becoming a Fae requires giving up everything of the past, thus leading to plans for chanical Elves, Familiarization modifications, Celestial and Divine genetic modifications.
Frozen Fish Tutor and ntor Gansong need to review Ian’s design blueprints carefully—that collection is as thick as several stacks of paper, even a Fourth-Level Fae would have to watch attentively before they can construct a model in their mind, then forge them in one go.
As for Master Gravie, he went to rest. As the only one present who can finely intervene and manipulate the Lifeladder Tree, his workload is enormous, especially with Ian’s bizarre and ridiculous requirents, his completion relies entirely on the hard skills of the Alchemy Master!
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