"Two reasons." Naimus then briefly summarized the two reasons.
First, the influence of the natural environment.
Multipliers could not appear out of thin air. Every multiplier had to draw upon external power, using one's own strength to leverage even more external force.
Under normal circumstances, the maximum value the surrounding environment could provide was basically around ten thousand.
Naimus could even be certain that once he used World-Swallowing Whale with a value exceeding ten thousand, the surrounding area would enter a temporary "magicless" state, making any spell extremely difficult to cast.
Beyond that, the movement and transformation of all kinds of energy and elements also had their limits.
For a certain period of time, the world could only operate to that extent.
Space, as a medium, could only withstand the circulation of power at around ten thousand.
If the output value increased further, then the carrying capacity of space had to be considered.
Once the spatial vessel could no longer bear it, much of the power would instead disperse, and the output value would decrease.
There were only a few ways to solve this: either optimize the structure of one's own power to reduce its pressure on space, or stop relying solely on space as the medium through which one's power flowed outward and consider other, less common mediums.
But that process would also waste quite a bit of output value.
Second, insufficient control.
Conventional numbers, whether the numbers of the Golden Breed or the abnormal numbers used by Demons, were fundamentally just ordinary numbers.
Such numbers had limits when it came to mobilizing energy.
Once a value reached a certain level, it would seem to undergo sublimation. But what about numbers?
If numbers did not undergo sublimation, mobilizing enormous quantities of value would only become increasingly difficult.
"So it