Chen Songyuan had no particularly profound insights into this matter.
Of course, there was nothing much worth commenting on in the first place. He knew the cause and effect, and there was nothing particularly remarkable about saying them aloud.
"There is still a portion of your memory that has not been unlocked, because you used your own power to seal it away. But what has been sealed will resurface one day; the time simply has not come yet. You have recalled most of it now, with only the most crucial fragment remaining forgotten. That fragment concerns your identity. Once you remember those parts, your power will return with them.
When that happens, this world will no longer be able to contain you."
Chen Songyuan was clearly unwilling to tell Jon about that final portion of his memories, but whether Jon knew those details or not, he knew one thing.
There had to be a reason why he had insisted on maintaining the original ending of the wizarding world.
"Thinking about it now, my inexplicable insistence that they follow the original ending was rather strange. Could that behavior have also been influenced by that part of my memory?"
"No. You did that because we needed to.
If we had not, we would have had no way to trace the course of this world back to its source and find the place we were looking for."
"Although my memories are still somewhat incomplete, I know your power is extraordinarily strong. Even so, you still could not find it?"
"There is no omnipotent being in this world. Everything is relative, and there will always be things beyond the limits of what we can do. That is why we must use certain special methods, giving ourselves the means and ability to speak of these