System vs Rebirth

"Welcome."

Noel and Rose finally entered the room where the Water Lord experimented. The room was spacious with a few tanks around it.

Some were filled to the brim, some only contained some liquid. The colors of the liquid also varied.

There were some smaller containers, from a gallon to a small tube. On the opposite side of the room, they could see a huge stone table where he experimented with the water.

The Water Lord led them to that table and offered them some seats.

"Please sit down. I'm going to bring some samples first, along with the chalk." The Water Lord immediately walked away, only to return with a chalkboard filled with some drawings and explanations.

It was too complicated for Rose and Noel, so they wondered what the Water Lord wanted to say.

"Before helping me with my experiment, you have to know the basics of what you're working for." The Water Lord put down two small glasses, one filled with water and one filled with a green liquid.

"These two are different liquids, as you can see from their colors. The first one is water and the other one is Herimone Poison extracted from the Herimone Snake.

"When I was young, I traveled to all corners of the kingdom and learned a lot. At one point, I actually came to a certain note, saying that the water is actually formed by something smaller."

The Water Lord raised chalk and said, "Take a look at this chalk. I have 'one' chalk in my hand, right?"

Then, the Water Lord scooped a bit of the water and let

their heads. "Well, it's the difference between tangible

that you're familiar with.

tilted his head in confusion. He remembered that the poison would fuse together with the water like what plagued this town not long

the water and the oil didn't

"Hmm? It didn't…"

The Valley Master nodded. "They don't

water and poured it on the poison. At first, the water

mixes with the poison? I'm not

smaller than particles where we can actually

pointed at the image of a cup of water on the board. The cup of

hypothesis. I believe that liquid is composed of something smaller than particles. I don't have the name for it yet, but let's assume there

should be another three different things inside that water…" The Valley Master pointed at the drawing

three called: X, Y, and Z. Meanwhile, the poison was also divided into three but with different naming:

at these nine… let's call them particles for the time being. These nine particles are the ones that determine

this was the correct answer or not. But since he was experimenting with everything, he could only go forward until

are not compatible with the X, Y, and Z in the oil cup. Those particles can't fuse with each other.

AD, BE, and CF. Well, I don't know if there are three different types of