"What else is there besides molecules?"
Abbot frowned and said,
"Of course, the air only contains molecules. But it seems the 'air' you're referring to isn't air in the traditional sense. Besides various gases, what else does it contain?"
Shen Lang gazed out the window, not answering his question. Instead, she suddenly smiled. "Look, there are butterflies flying outside."
Abbot turned to look and, sure enough, saw a few butterflies chasing each other playfully, a strangely conspicuous sight above the bustling street.
"So there are," Abbot said casually, without much interest.
But in the next instant, his eyes suddenly lit up. He stared intently at Shen Lang, his tone excited. "Don't tell me you mean that besides air molecules, the air is also filled with special life forms we can't observe with the naked eye?"
"…" Shen Lang shot him a sidelong glance, the corners of her lips curling slightly as she shook her head. "No, you've misunderstood… That's not what I mean at all."
