Those who fell represented being forced to face reality, cast down from their former "heights"—whether material, spiritual, or political.
The upright meaning of "The Tower" was drastic upheaval and destruction, awakening and liberation, warning and revelation.
When applied to the "path to becoming a Magitech God," its meaning became even clearer. Without a doubt, it foretold that he would encounter unimaginable difficulties on his path to becoming a Magitech God—perhaps even blows that bordered on destruction.
—Sudden, unpredictable, violent changes could break a person. No matter how proud humanity was, it could not compare to the might of "nature." To challenge "nature" would only invite the Wrath of God.
This was a prophecy of failure, a warning of danger.
If this prophecy had not been made at random, it likely signified more than an ordinary failure.
It warned him that when he challenged the Magitech God, unexpected and uncontrollable "lightning" might very well strike down upon him.
—That "lightning" could undoubtedly only be the Demon Gods of the Seven Original Sins.
In other words.
His plan to first become a Magitech God and then turn back to deal with the Blood of Demon Gods was likely wrong—doomed to fail.
If he could not eliminate the "lightning," then only "destruction" awaited him.
But he had to face it, not flee from it.
Before challenging the Magic Guidance Divine Path, he had to eliminate the variable known as "lightning"!
Though the meaning of "The Tower" was not a good one.
At least the upright "Tower" still signified a sliver of hope. Seek life amid destruction, turn from death toward life, awaken and be reborn. He had to remain vigilant.
Time passed swiftly after that, and before they knew it, it was eleven at night. The Twelve Heavenly Gods had made different arrangements