"Taking everything into account, I believe the conditions for becoming a true god are extremely demanding."
"And judging from the current situation, my world lacks the necessary conditions. Otherwise, my soul would not have been preserved intact and turned into a key leading to the real world—damn it, that old bastard Dumbledore must have noticed something special about me. He may not know the specifics yet, but he must have connected it to the Timeline and the real world. That's why I hate dealing with those riddle-spewing bastards who are smart, cunning, and powerful. It's exhausting."
"As for those necessary conditions, I speculate that it is some form of completeness. This is the clue I reached after combining all the information, and it was only after I came here that I sensed it—I feel that my world is incomplete, but I can't say exactly how. I can only give you something to think about."
Completeness... Sean carefully pondered the meaning of that word.
Could a world be complete or incomplete? Before the other Timelines were annihilated, they had each been a unique real world too...
"Finally, I took a look through the things you've stored away. Personally, I think some of those items play a crucial role, such as Trelawney's card and the Chain of Convergence—I don't know whether you feel the same way, but under the influence of some force, the Timelines are gradually converging. Yet this convergence has never had an end... I think perhaps a specific condition must be met before the Timelines stop converging and the real world can truly move forward. The key may be you, or the key to Achieving Godhood, or some miscellaneous thing..."
"It's rather interesting, really. Your luck seems much worse than mine, yet in other respects, your life is far