His advice bore on them heavily as the three of them considered his words. Indeed, the words of a Martial Transcendent, perhaps the most significant of them, were very credible to them. Rui didn't think they were doing enough with their uniform phenomenology to further propagate it.
Bodhisattva Maitreyi had especially stagnated in uniforming her phenomenology around the concept of light. The woman was elderly, and while she certainly had the drive to protect her grandchild, that alone was not enough.
Rui had also suspected that the ten years that had passed by while Amare was in her mental prison had actually eroded some of her uniformity phenomenology. For she experienced a period of great psychological darkness and depression. If she had been in a healthy long-term trajectory towards Transcendence before, then that period may have completely derailed her progression, such that even Amare's return failed to fix it.
