“That’s simple,” Audrey leaned against the wall. Madoka put her hat over her head and relaxed, while Arudite seemed like she was going to pop. Here we go again, the maid decided to rest her eyes and watch the entertainment unfold. There was something so satisfying about this foolish Noble being toyed with by Audrey’s intellect.
“It’s simply not simple,” she hit her hips with her fists. “Your… ‘Science’ might be useful up to a point, but it’s just if that you focus on what is physically possible, you miss the opportunity to create some useful spells with those strands of magic.”
“Mmm, like what kind of spells?”
“That’s too difficult to explain, more like I can just show.”
“That’s just a different way of saying you dunno,” Audrey sighed.
“I understand the concept, yes! But I do not understand how you do so. The way you approach the unknown.”
“Oh, that’s fairly easy, Arudite,” Audrey took a piece of charcoal and began to draw several large circles on it. “When one discovers meaning in the unknown that fundamentally changes their understanding of how the physical works, they amend the axiom of their preconceived notions. At least, them smart ones do. They do not reject it. They fear it, yeah, but they come away with a better understanding and go from there.”
“And they rewrite the laws of physics?”
“Nah, they just amend them based on the proofs before them, changing how we understand reality, you feel me?”