After listening to Selia's account, Tilan first felt shocked, then surprised, and finally suspicious.
Regardless of whether doing so would anger the Four Originals, even if those four didn't mind this minor wear and tear, how was such an impossible task accomplished given the strength and technology of the original humans at the time? The loopholes and doubts in this are too many.
"I find it hard to believe this theory." Tilan inwardly rejected this view because it meant an unexplained guilt, reminiscent of ancient religions where you are pronounced guilty and then spend a lifetime atoning for it.
"Moreover, this origin theory is quite absurd, isn't it?" She continued forward, contemplating the personalities and traits of successive songstresses.
"If all songstresses originated from the Four Originals, doesn't that mean, even in the Sixth Age, humanity hasn't escaped reliance on the Four Originals and is still like a child who hasn't grown up?" She shook her head.
