After praising Noah's fair remarks for a while, the conversation returned to the main topic.
Tiga: "No matter what, shouldn't we first figure out a way to get in?"
Saga: "If it's just getting in, that's easy enough. As long as we aren't discovered by any entity and don't directly interfere with the world physically, it'll be fine."
Noah: "Myriad Karma is actually me?"
Saga: "..."
Spheria: "It's not that free. At least the Nirvana Corpses Myriad Karma creates won't get struck by lightning."
Saga: "Well, if I came up with a way to bring back the dead and simply revived people, I actually wouldn't get struck by lightning either. And no matter what, I'm better than Myriad Karma's muddleheaded state, right?"
During this time, the indignant Saga made another attempt.
Spheria: "???"
The things Saga personally touched could not connect to karma, but if he simply used Magical Power to secretly revive someone, the karma could connect. As long as he did nothing else to interfere with the world, he would not be punished.
To this world, although no one knew how this thing had gotten back up, he had gotten back up. His death had not been altered, what came after had not been witnessed, and the future had not changed.
The Law of Causality in Sun and Moon Misalignment was not merely causality. It also contained something akin to collective will. Only witnessed events were facts and thus had causality; things that had not been witnessed could be changed—though they still could not be changed easily.
That was why Saga could do nothing about the Law of Causality. If it had truly been nothing but causality, it would have been right in his field of expertise.
The key was that it was not. It was more like