Suye thought for a moment and said, "In a closed world, it doesn't matter whether they're humans or gods—everything will gradually perish, because the natural state of any world will tend toward absolute balance and lifelessness. Take the fire elements in the Fire Element Plane, for example. Some places have more of them and some have fewer, but without outside interference, the fire elements throughout the entire plane will inevitably be distributed evenly. In the end, the power of the fire elements will be exhausted, and the entire plane will collapse. It's just like the experiment in which the gods tested life on an isolated island."
"That is indeed the case." The voice of the Element Master rang out in the palace.
Suye and Inanna both pretended not to hear him.
"However, we humans constantly acquire matter, energy, and information from the outside world, and we keep creating new things. Unless the resources of the Infinite Plane are exhausted, mages and humans will continue to grow forever. We humans have progressed for millions of years. Now we possess philosophy and magic, giving us such tremendous impetus, as well as magnificent goals. What could you possibly say to make me believe that humans have suddenly become incapable of progressing and growing?" Suye asked.
Inanna pondered for a long time before slowly saying, "I don't quite understand what you mean, but I have a vague feeling that what you said makes a lot of sense."
"Did you choose to cooperate with me because of the past or because of the future?" Suye asked with a smile.
"Both."
"Then humans have both as well."
"Since I believe in you, I also believe your words. Fine, I'll help you carry out 'Life Sowing.' However, I can only send down False God Level incarnations, and