Gerald: Good evening ladies and gentlemen, by name is Gerald Tason, former head researcher for the World Licht Research and professor at the Harvard university in the department of Psychology and Licht Energy. I am also one of the head researchers of the Shield Science Division, as well some other smaller yet significant organizations in the world including the WHO, the Inquisition Science Division(Which, in my opinion needs more researchers) and the Department of the Study of Daemonology.
@: and I am Pencilmark...the author.
Gerald: Today I will be taking you through the complexities of licht energy, the ups and downs as well as little details.
@: And I'm here to ensure that he doesn't reveal any spoilers.
Gerald: ...Right. Ok. Shall we begin. When we talk about licht energy, there are many theories. A gift from God, an evolution trait we picked along the way. They are not wrong, just not right either. Licht energy is the basis of all life. Every living thing on Earth possesses it; from the smallest of bacteria to the mightiest of beast. Even the air we breath contains residual licht energy. Plants too possess it but theirs is much...purer.
@: Interesting.
Gerald: Yes it is. However, it is mankind that has learnt to harness it. We don't know how or when, or whether it was intentional or accidental, but we learnt how to harness licht energy in so many ways, creating what we call licht techniques. Licht techniques are seen as powers beyond humanity, but I still stand by my belief that it is an evolutionary trait. Taking into example people like Jahn Vu...
@: Ahem...
Gerald: Ah...sorry, my bad.
@: How about discussing licht weapons.
Gerald: Licht weapons is normally used to refer to weapons used to kill daemon but that is a grave misconception. In fact a gamepad could be a licht weapon. Any object can temporarily be imbued with one's licht weapon. However there are exceptions to these as well. There are some licht weapons which already have licht weapons of their own, even having their own licht techniques as well. But that would be a topic for another day.
@: I guess that's it huh?
Gerald: Should I continue?
@: Nay.