Solomon had already passed away, but the rings he left behind still remained, and so did the demon gods within them.
During Solomon's lifetime, under his command, the demon gods had become tools, existing as the "more efficient system for advancing the correct principles of reason—the Human Order Correction System" created by Solomon, the founder of magic—limited to Israel.
As a king of men created by God and an absolutely rational ruler, Solomon had brought prosperity to Israel, yet throughout his life, he had worried over humanity's nature and humanity's future.
The reason he could be called the founder of magic was not merely because he had received divine revelation and commanded the seventy-two demon gods. Solomon himself had possessed extraordinary talent as well.
For all magicians with Grand qualifications—though they would be called magecraft users after the end of the Age of Gods, the meaning was roughly the same—possessed exceptional clairvoyance.
Solomon possessed eyes that could see through the past and the future.
Gilgamesh, the king of Ancient Babylon, also possessed one of these. His eyes could see through the future.
And a certain flower mage who scammed people online in the future possessed eyes that could survey everything in the present.
Though their accuracy and range differed, every person with this qualification possessed "clairvoyance" capable of serving as an "observer."
Of course, so-called clairvoyance was only capable of that much.
In truth, clairvoyance was merely a form of authority over the world. Being able to survey the past was one thing, but the ability to see through the future and the present was only relative.
Because the future and the present were forever changing.
What "clairvoyance" could see was no more than a fragment among countless possible futures, or a direction of development in what could be considered