The fear induced by death truly triggers death.
Professor Fu's reference opinions were obviously thought-provoking.
So much so that in that moment, Professor Ah Kai stared intently at his half-dried finger, lost in thought.
The essence of the two negative effects is a cause-and-effect relationship, a possibility he undoubtedly never considered before.
"I trust Professor Fu's perception ability, but first of all, let's not talk about how inanimate objects without emotions or will are also withering..."
For genuine researchers, prestige is always just an additional label; to be persuasive, one must actually be persuasive.
"If that's the case, even if the hand is withdrawn, the withering should diminish in sync with the fear, rather than exhibiting such a contrast?"
And clearly, Professor Ah Kai quickly thought of more than one argument to refute.
"Could it be because after withdrawing the hand, the withering is no longer confined to that segment of the finger?"
