A torrent of thoughts surged through Feng Yi's mind, yet at the time he didn't overthink. When speed is compressed to its limit, the human brain rarely contemplates how fast "fast" truly is. It simply recognizes it as quick. It's comparable to perceiving 0.1 seconds as extremely fleeting, just like 0.01 seconds, which is equally brief. However, when we consider 0.1 seconds to be extraordinarily short, we often overlook the significance of 0.01 seconds.
Only through comparison can distinctions emerge, and only by engaging in relative comparisons can the magnitude of the disparity truly be revealed. Maybe no one present had noticed this issue.
