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Chapter 778: Plant Emotions, Affinity at the Boundary of Heart Sense (Page 4/4)

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After reassuring Ling Yi for a bit, I once again threw myself into the field of affinity perception.

Under the augmentation of nature affinity, I seemed to have a more profound cognition of… what “Affinity” actually meant.

Affinity is a talent, an innate talent, just like everyone has the talent of the Five Senses.

Affinity is a brand-new perception structure channel, and I didn’t have any affinity, so I couldn’t experience this feeling.

Suddenly, I was somewhat envious of those people with a certain affinity.

In the past, I didn’t think much of it, but now, after cognizing its value, I admit I am envious.

But… that was all.

So what if one is born with it?

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Being unable to utilize it is also a waste.

Precisely because I never had it, I will cherish it even more.

It’s just like how those innate Transcendent Witches don’t care about the ability of Self-generating Magic Power.

Not only do they not care, but even if they did, they would have no way to cognize it.

And now that I am cognizing “Affinity” with “Heart Sense,” precisely because I am experiencing it from nothing, I can more clearly structure the expanded boundary of the Heart Sense field.

Heart Sense… now I can also say that Heart Sense is a way to perceive life and understand life, whether it be plant life or animal life…

After cognizing the affinity characteristic, my perception and understanding of life reached a level where I only lacked understanding, but not ability.

“Thank you, Ling Yi, you really are a great teacher. Now you have already taught me how to perceive the emotions of plants.”

“Eh? R-really? Then I really am amazing!”

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