This was bound to be the most extraordinary "dissection" Lloyd had ever experienced.
Because in principle, such a "dissection" clearly defied the laws of nature and objective reality; it was utterly absurd. It was like dissecting human nature and specific traits—such as someone's "kindness," "cruelty," "laziness," or "diligence"—which felt completely magical.
Obviously, in the face of established reality, such a feat was simply impossible.
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