Divinity wasn’t the only source of power in The Lost World. For example, the last time Sung-Woon had won the game on earth, he used nuclear weapons, which was technology rather than Divinity. Divinity and Science would grow directly proportional to each other until the Middle Ages, and in modern times, they became negatively correlated.

‘When people become faithful to their gods, they tend to distort science. On the other hand, when people become proficient with scientific technology and knowledge, they believe in God less.’

This was because Science could do what the gods could do. But this decrease in belief was still less than in the real world, Earth.

‘There’s no way to really know if gods exist on Earth, but gods are real in the Lost World.’

And in the Lost World, alongside Divinity and Science was Magic. Magic was also negatively correlated with Divinity, but it was different from Science in that the negative correlation between Magic and Divinity existed from the very start.

‘This is because Magic is its own force. Anyone or anything that used powerful magic in ancient times was unstoppable. Those who had Magic would be perceived as a god, and thus they wouldn't...