As for why the gods were unwilling to study philosophy, the Goddess of Wisdom Athena had once made a declaration.
" What hinders the progress of the gods is not ignorance, but arrogance."
Philosophy required humility above all.
Soon, some half-true, half-false rumors began to spread.
Some said that a certain god king had tossed "On Magic Array" into the fire after reading it, claiming it was merely a mage's analysis of divine power.
Others said that a certain evil god's believer had suddenly gotten the idea to sacrifice the book, only to gain a massive increase in power and advance to become a demigod.
Suye turned a deaf ear to the voices from outside.
That was because even Suye himself only knew the "what" and not the "why" behind the deepest principles in "On Magic Array." He still needed to study them in depth.
Suye continued pondering the Magic Array system while creating new False God Level spells.
The direction for constructing False God Level spells was clear, and the theory existed, but the practical operations were extremely difficult.
Many details had never been attempted by those who came before, so he needed to keep experimenting and verifying them himself.
Suye did not retreat in the slightest. Theory and practice were both the foundations of magic. Both required thought, action, and accumulation, bit by bit. There were no shortcuts.
The firmer the foundation, the farther and broader the road ahead would be.
In the days that followed, Suye constantly transformed the Demigod-level spells of various races into False God Level spells in the form of Magic Arrays. These were all prototypes of future God Level Magic.
As for God Level spells, they could not be transformed for the time being.
There were very few God Level spells to begin