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"evolution?"

Lin En was stunned by the phrase the girl said.

The so-called evolution refers to the genetic changes in biological populations that differ from previous generations in the process of inheritance. He added new magic to Bingbing, but he did not want to change its genes so that its offspring would mutate from the mother.

.And what does descendants without inheritance have to do with evolution?

"What you are thinking of is what the textbooks call macroevolution."

Alyssa seemed to see what Lin En was thinking, and said calmly: "The evolution I am referring to refers to the evolution from lower organisms to higher organisms."

"Oh?" Lin En became interested, "What do you mean specifically?"

"Start changing the nature of the soul." Alyssa said, "For example, if you try to make a cat as a spirit body learn human magic and change the biological instinct contained in its soul, this behavior in my opinion is

Make cats’ thinking ability gradually approach that of humans.”

"Under normal circumstances, the thinking ability of animals is extremely weak, and all actions are carried out based on instinct and acquired experience in survival. Once they possess human thinking ability, this weakness of theirs will be erased.

Go and become a better creature than the original one."

"And this is what I call - evolution."

"..."

After listening to Alyssa's explanation, Linn thought for a while, shook his head and said.

"No, I'm not trying to help cats evolve to higher-level creatures."

He installed magic on Bingbing, which did not change Bingbing's behavior. He only installed a program in its body that can drive and run on its own. It did not really change Bingbing's behavior.

No matter how much magic is installed, it will still be the same cat, unless you install some magic that affects the mind and has huge side effects - but that is definitely not evolution, but should be called degeneration.

"Is that so?"

When Alyssa heard Lin En's answer, she simply responded without showing any other emotions, and had no intention of continuing to ask. It seemed that she just mentioned it casually out of curiosity.

After a pause, she spoke again: "In exchange, I can answer you a question - but I don't suggest you waste this question on why I asked you."

"If you want to know, I can definitely answer your questions, and in exchange, you can still keep the questions."

Lin En raised his hand and made a gesture: "Please."

"There is no special reason." Alyssa said, "It's just that things like evolution are the direction I am studying."

"What is the direction of research..."

Lin En roughly understood why Alyssa suddenly asked something she didn't quite understand.

Judging from her words, she seems to be a researcher about magic - in fact, almost all magicians are researchers, because if you want to go to a higher level, you must research your own magic.

First, it inevitably requires a lot of knowledge as nutrition.

Since it is research, it is very common to encounter difficulties. Once they encounter difficulties, they need to make various plans to solve the problem. If this kind of difficulty is difficult after all, then they need to collect information on the way to find knowledge.

Some inspiration.

Therefore, there is a saying that is often circulated in the Magic Department of Lai Yin College: "Try not to refuse other people's confusing questions, because those things may become the answers to your problems in the future."

"It turns out that you are studying these things..." Lin En suddenly stopped talking in the middle of his words.

Because, he suddenly remembered something.

This Miss Alyssa seems to be a classmate with him.

And since they are classmates, it means that she is still a freshman.

When you were a freshman, you started studying something like "evolution"?!

"It's just a personal interest. I just want to know a little bit about the relevant knowledge." Alyssa simply explained Linn's doubts and then asked, "So, have you thought of what to ask me?"

"As long as it's not too bizarre, I think I should be able to give you the answer I understand."

Lin En shook his head: "My biggest confusion has been answered in the communication with you just now. There are no problems for the time being."

Alyssa nodded slightly: "I understand."

"It's okay. If you have any questions, you can ask me at any time. There is no time limit for this exchange."

Lin En smiled and said: "If there is a chance."

Alyssa nodded inaudibly again, indicating that she understood, and then continued to focus on the book again, without looking at Lin En again.

Linn's problem was solved and there was no reason to continue to stay in the library.

However, just as he was about to pack up and leave, he saw a familiar figure not far away standing at the entrance of the rest area, looking left and right, as if looking for an empty seat.

The moment Lin En looked over, the other party seemed to be aware of it and looked over as well.

Then, she smiled brightly and walked towards Lin En's direction.

Linn shook his head.

It seems that I may be a little late going home tonight.

"Good afternoon, Ai..."

"Pah——"

The slight but sudden sound of closing books interrupted Lin En's greeting.

He subconsciously turned his head and looked at the girl.

At this time, Alyssa frowned slightly, wrinkled her nose, and her face looked a little unsightly.

"What's wrong with you?"

"I smelled a stink like rotten durian." Alyssa held her breath and said, "It's the smell of desire."

She raised her eyes slightly and looked at the girl who was walking slowly: "Desire is a body odor that humans are born with and cannot be removed. However, what most people have is relatively light, and they will cover it up and try to avoid exposing this ugly body odor.

Exposed. But even if she tried to cover up, she couldn't suppress the smell."

"I prefer places with fresher air - at least, not too dirty."

After saying that, Alyssa took her book and left here.

Lin En watched her find a seat in a corner and sit down, thoughtfully, but before he could fully enter the thinking state, a call came quietly.

"Good afternoon, Lynn." Irene looked at him with a smile, but the corner of her eye couldn't help but fall on the girl who had gone away.

"Good afternoon, Erin."

Lin En also smiled back, with calm eyes, as if he didn't see the deep meaning in the eyes of the girl in front of him.

"...."

The smile on Irene's face shrank unconsciously, but soon it bloomed again.

She sat down next to where Alyssa was sitting before, then dragged her head and looked at Linn.

"I was just about to find you."

"I have some news about what you asked me to do."