"It's not that we define death as the phenomenon of 'souls going to the Shadow Realm or the Netherworld,' it's that 'after death, a soul will definitely go to another world,'" said Heine.
"In other words, this gentleman violated that rule after he died."
"This is how he is different from other 'dead.' As to where the soul is, I do not know either."
"Mr. Dylan could detect this because he has dealt with a large number of normal corpses and was able to discern the difference sensitively."
"As for me, I noticed it because I have come into contact with a large number of withered plant remains. It should be said that this gentleman's corpse has similarities with the remains of withered plants; he is more like a 'withered person.'"
Heine: "A withered person? A parasitized being?"
"No, what I'm speaking of is withering in the broader sense."
Heine, initially taken aback, then expressed some surprise, "Have you sorted out this research?"
