And it's not just prejudice—facts might indeed be the case. Because the art style acquired through learning can completely change a person's essence, it's an indelible and unforgettable creative mark.
In this regard, Levique is right.
But his mistake lies in... his talent isn't as unparalleled as he imagined. He doesn't even have the talent for the Path of Beauty to step onto the road of the Transcendent.
Lacking the nourishment of education, his inspiration soon ran dry. Without talent and without technique, the once genius became as ordinary as any person, ultimately growing up to become a doctor of mathematics and physics.
But the study of mathematics and physics was never his love. The further he advanced on the Path of Wisdom, the more frantically he sought excitement, seeking inspiration.
