From the center of the vertical line between Chi-Woo and Flora, a circle that encompassed the two points was continuously drawn. The universe was limitless, yet the circles that Chi-Woo was drawing were also limitless. Like what the Sernitas had learned while trying to make a vessel more perfect than anyone else, a finite vessel couldn’t contain something infinite. To contain infinity, the vessel must also be infinite. In this sense, Chi-Woo’s vessel used to be finite.4

Yet by linking it with Flora and forming a new vessel, the possibilities he opened up were endless. Even when a vessel was finite, if there were an infinite number of them, the collection of vessels would be able to accept whatever flowed inside it no matter how much there was. Soon, they reached a result. With the circles being drawn, the light that had indiscriminately spread across the entire Liber began to flow in one direction. It noticeably settled, and beams extended out of the whirling feast of light.0

Rays of light pierced through the air and penetrated Chi-Woo and Flora. Then, they drew their own curves and eventually rose. Then, after drawing symmetrical parabolas, the rays of light...8