Furthermore, an intriguing pattern emerges when examining the origin and trajectory of molecules in these prompts. It is observed that certain molecules start from the bottom region and gradually progress upwards, dispersing in various directions. This observation aligns with the expected distribution of molecular structures in the chemical space. The bottom region tends to be populated by chain-like molecules, characterized by their linear and elongated structures. As we move upwards in the chemical space, there is a notable shift towards a higher concentration of ring-like structures. This transition from chains to rings can be attributed to the language model's exploration or exploitation of the different regions of the chemical space without any defined targets, and just based on prompts alone.