"Spirituality is completeness..."
Adam fell into thought.
This might be a path unique to magic as a concept, but Adam did not think it was the path he should take. At most, it could serve as a supplement to the magic he had mastered.
The reason was simple. Like the path of one being all, this trait depended too heavily on one's origins, and it had no real prospects for development.
Compared to the body, energy, and soul, raising one's spirituality was simply on a completely different level of difficulty from the other three.
Clearly, the low-magic nature of The Lord of the Rings world stemmed from this. The source of magic in that world lay solely in spirituality. The Ainur were the strongest, elves came next, and the other races had virtually nothing to do with magic.
How should he put it? The advantage of this was probably that the beings created could never become a match for their creator.
After all, their spirituality came from their creator, and throughout the Sea of Worlds, there were almost no methods for enhancing spirituality. Nearly all of them were methods of enlightening spirituality and drawing out the power it already possessed.
Hmm?
Wait...
There might not be any in the Sea of Worlds, but what about beyond it?
Adam suddenly realized something crucial.
Ilúvatar's method of creating worlds could not have come from nowhere. If, as he had said, he had once been Yahweh's projection, then this method of world creation must have originated from Yahweh, who created the world in seven days.
Clearly, the world Yahweh had conceived and created was also a world that was both low magic and high magic.
Angels were angels, and mortals were mortals.
Angels stood high above from the moment they were born, as