The moment Naimus stepped out, changes in the surrounding world began to gather around him, forming one diagram after another.
They swiftly centered on Naimus, forming a mythological worldview.
Within this mythological worldview, the God of Wisdom, who had made the first move earlier, had his mythological worldview—the Omniscient Protocol Framework—running at full speed.
As long as they coordinated well, the possibilities of one world could also be integrated into different mythological worldviews.
And a world with multiple worldviews could, according to its framework, form a unique multiversal structure.
The God of Wisdom was truly wise. His mythological worldview was complete, yet extraordinarily inclusive.
The instant the Omniscient Protocol Framework, this mythological worldview, revealed itself, the God of Wisdom's true foundations were completely exposed.
"So that's it. It's actually the Divinity of the Unknown!"
The God of Wisdom had initially been nothing more than an ordinary Mythical Breed. In the Astral Realm, he encountered the Thought Divinity and obtained other information from it.
He then emerged and acquired the Knowledge Divinity, along with a portion of the Fate Divinity.
This was the power the God of Wisdom had openly displayed.
But now that the Omniscient Protocol Framework had appeared, the God of Wisdom's true foundation clearly pointed to that special Divinity—"Unknown."
The third number to appear, 3—Unknown.
Fate opened up the world, and thought was born afterward.
Yet beneath thought came the recognition of everything around it.
The world was born from mud, and mud itself was "unknown."
Recognition drove the birth of the known, while whatever could not be clearly recognized remained "unknown."
This Divine Rank was especially peculiar.
Logically speaking, the earlier a number appeared, the more powerful it should ultimately become.
But as concepts such as spacetime, concepts, and causality emerged afterward, the unknown was gradually occupied