This is not impossible. There is corresponding research at Sirkessis Higher Medical School.

[So, why do you expect that this cat has other special features? 】

The voice in his ears also sounded at this time. Shade couldn't give an answer, so he didn't answer:

"I will investigate the matter of this cat slowly in the future, and we will hand this over to the old sage in gray robe as soon as possible."

Shade said, reaching out to lift Mia off the slate, and then go to get the slate. But unexpectedly, the cat rarely resisted Shade, lying on the slate and unwilling to move.

It reminded Shade of the scene of hens lying on their nests he saw in the countryside of Fort Midhill.

After a long time, little Mia stood up reluctantly, swept the surface of the stone slab with her tail, and then jumped into Shade's hand. I don't know if it was an illusion, but Shade thought that the orange part of the cat's hair had changed.

It's even more shiny than before.

Shade reached out and pinched the cat in his arms, first the ears, then the belly, then the paws, then the tail, and then received a paw from Mia. He hoped that he could squeeze out something about this from Mia.

A new clue about the cat, but Mia probably doesn't have the ability to drop small notes when pinched.

Reaching out for the stone slab, the altar immediately collapsed. The stone material scattered into a pile of dust, and the three items originally in the groove, except for the relic [the body of the sunworm], all turned into dust.
Chapter completed!