Dominating Evolution of the Cosmos

"Does the spirit really exist? After all, it is invisible and matter-less. So, how could it become a living person, like you?" Steve shook his head in disbelief.

"Spiritual power exists naturally, like a human thought. In fact, every thought that human beings' have are made possible by using spiritual power," Judy explained. "The Lemurian civilization were experts at harnessing this spiritual power. As the spiritual power became stronger, everything in the universe could be manipulated by just one single thought. At this time, one single thought could transform any matter in the universe."

After he heard this, Steve suddenly remembered the portrait that he had seen on the wall along his journey. In that picture, there were indeed such human beings! They could easily empty the whole sea and dry it up. They could even extinguish the flames of the sun and summon countless stars. For these beings, it seemed that almost nothing was impossible!

"Spiritual power can really accomplish such things?" Steve was stunned.

"Yes! Metals can be turned into gases, and light energy can become titanium alloy! As long as your imagination is rich enough and your spiritual power is strong enough, everything is possible," Judy said with a laugh.

Steve was silent, but a tsunami-like shock filled his heart. This was because everything that he had seen on his journey thus far was true, including Judy, who was standing right in front of him!

"But, if the spiritual power is really omnipotent, then why did you lose the war?" Steve asked.

Judy's face revealed a sorrowful look, then she said, "You're suspicions are right, as it's impossible for spiritual power to be truly omnipotent. This is because spiritual power is just spiritual power."

This seemingly absurd answer made Steve frown, as he did not understand Judy's meaning.

"To put it simply, the spiritual power that the Lemurians practiced can change all matter. In fact, if you think of water as iron, water will naturally become iron. But, this practice only has an effect on non-living things," Judy said.

"Non-living things? But, aren't you a living thing?" Steve wondered aloud.