"Dozens of sequences, hundreds of professions. Indeed, from your perspective, the sequence advancement system seemed quite complete. But in my view, it was not truly refined."
Gabriel spoke after hearing Angel's murmured words.
"Every sequence advancement could lead to a loss of balance in one's profession; every day of sequence digestion could lead to energy spiraling out of control. Once balance was lost or control failed, a rational person would transform into a fallen demon."
"This system might appear comprehensive, but the dangers were too great. Personally, I think it was possible for it to have been created within a few centuries."
After hearing this, Laplace shook his head. "You cannot judge whether a system is refined solely by the risks involved in cultivation."
"One must remember that Loft World itself was an extremely dangerous world. In your words, all of human civilization stood on the brink of collapse, swaying as though about to fall."
"Under such circumstances, creating a system that traded immense risks for cultivation speed was actually a very clever approach."
Just imagine it: if they cultivated the Aggregation Energy system, although it was relatively safe, each step forward would take decades, perhaps even centuries. How could they save a world on the verge of collapse? How could they keep the flame of civilization burning forever?
Thus, Laplace believed that although sequence advancement carried risks, it was the cultivation system best suited to Loft World.
As for...
Laplace looked at Angel. "You suspect that this system could not have been created within a few centuries, and that there might be some conspiracy or suspicious clue behind it. I do not know about that. But when a civilization entered an era where stars shone together, it was possible for it to travel in a few centuries a path