Braham’s analysis was correct.

The power of King Sobyeol was change. It was a change that didn’t stop at changing the nature of some ‘energies.’ It was about intervening in most concepts of the world.

There was the power of change in the background of the incident where King Sobyeol dropped King Daebyeol into hell while avoiding the eyes of the other gods and in the background of the incident there the Three Masters were assumed to be purely responsible for erasing Mir’s memory.

It was easy when thinking about it simply. King Sobyeol was the flesh and blood of a God of the Beginning. He naturally exercised absolute power like Dominion and Judar. He was truly invincible according to Braham’s statement. Yet at this moment, he wasn’t invincible.

King Sobyeol spontaneously recalled an old memory. It was a memory of the time when he was defeated in the War of the Gods and was driven out of Asgard.

Failure—for the first time since his birth, he was feeling the same level of embarrassment he had experienced when things didn’t go his way.

The transparent divinity gained different colors from time to time and gradually cracked. It was felt gradually in...