The [Fantasy] That Wasn't Fictional (Extensive Setting)

First, one fact needed to be made clear.

That was: the [Fantasy] Law was not the Fantasy Law.

Although the [Fantasy] Law was known as the source and beginning of the Fantasy Law, it was not itself a Fantasy Law, but something that truly existed.

Within Wizard Civilization's vast and boundless Power System, "Level 9" was a realm that inspired both awe and endless imagination.

Countless records and passed-down accounts all pointed to one fact: Wizards who reached Level 9 possessed "infinite" power and could twist laws at will, achieving a kind of "whatever they wished came true."

Their interference with reality was like a creator wielding a brush, almost unconstrained by common sense.

The principles and origins of such immense power naturally captivated every Wizard pursuing the ultimate end of knowledge, driving them to exhaust their efforts in attempting to analyze it.

The [Fantasy] Law was one of the "results" countless Wizard predecessors had deduced and ultimately touched upon while researching the ultimate mystery of "how Level 9 beings twisted laws."

Or rather—an "inferior imitation."

Judging from its results, the [Fantasy] Law's performance could be called respectable.

It could indeed achieve a degree of "whatever one wished came true," but its internal logic was entirely different from the unreasonable, fundamental distortion of Level 9. Moreover, it possessed fundamental flaws it could never overcome.

Its core flaw was this: the [Fantasy] Law could only accomplish things that its user could, "in theory," eventually complete through their own power, knowledge, resources, time, and other conditions.

It could only help its user skip the process and accomplish what they could theoretically have done anyway.

For example, when facing Benjamin's Return to Void Armor, if this black-robed Level 6 Wizard who wielded the [Fantasy] Law were willing to spend enough time, invest massive