"They," he said, "are actually afraid of death, but they're not afraid of dying. I listen to the voices they left behind, and I can feel the hope within them, and hope is the power that we as humans should and must forever maintain."
At this point, his words had taken on a very idealistic tone, even bordering on the fantastical.
But the power of qi was, in itself, not very scientific. Or rather, it was a science that humanity had yet to understand.
The influence of mental will on the human body was an established fact.
Listening to Ji Xinghe's discourse, the scientists gradually began to form more ideas. Dr. Esen's foresight was simply because he had prior knowledge of some things that Ji Xinghe had only now publicly revealed.
Ji Xinghe, who no longer needed to withhold information, should not have any reservations toward the Federation and all of humanity.
So, he laid all his cards on the table.