But at this moment.
In the factory of Senran Studio.
Even though his ears were filled with various sounds and light flickered continuously before his eyes, it seemed as though he was unaware.
He rarely felt absent-minded while working, pondering things unrelated to his task.
It was a difficult question left to him by a teacher a few days ago.
— Draw the [unseen object]?
But what is the unseen object?
Everyone knows that the limits of human imagination must be based on the experiences of what is seen and known, so no matter what kind of creation, it is limited to this scope.
Could one rely on imagination to outline things they have never seen or known?
Doesn't that mean creating an unimagined thought?
Is this really possible?
... Actually, it seems I indeed managed it once.
The process of condensing true intent should count as creating an unimagined thought.
But, speaking like this, such events would be even more impossible to replicate.
