After Rejedo's explanation, Adam, the Sun God's worldview was reshaped.
The Primordial Creator who had transformed into all things—this origin of the world was, admittedly, perfectly logical for this world and flawlessly aligned with the Three Laws of Extraordinary Characteristics.
It even matched their personal experiences. God had once gathered and revived within Grisha's body, forcing Grisha to use a method that could be said to perish alongside God.
And this Primordial Creator, who could likewise be called God, was merely an enlarged God, possessing a higher status.
Perhaps God was merely one portion of Its Extraordinary Characteristics that had developed consciousness?
As for Shopkeeper Reed's implied intention of killing the Creator who had created their world...
Come on, It had not actively and willingly transformed into all things in their world. If It had a choice, It would probably prefer to devour them all and return everything in this universe to the state where all belonged to It in the beginning.
Not to mention that Shopkeeper Reed seemed to want only the Primordial Creator itself—or rather, the consciousness of that aggregate—and not Its matter or Extraordinary Characteristics... Even if he wanted those, he would leave behind their Sequence Zero Extraordinary Characteristics.
With that in mind, Adam, the Sun God, declared that the Creator had already fulfilled Its historical mission. From now on, It could just lie there dead. A thoroughly dead Creator was a good Creator.
Just then, Amon arrived with Medici and the others. The timing could not have been better.
Adam, the Sun God, thoughtfully sensed the flow of time within and outside the Bone Church, then looked at Medici.
"Come here."
It would be enough to explain things clearly to Sastiel. Uroboros was a little slow, but fortunately very obedient. Only Medici, that troublesome child who