An infinite loop wasn't hard to write.
This thing was absurdly easy to write. All it took was tossing in a few logic errors.
Proper logic was hard to make clear, but flawed logic? That was easy enough to cobble together.
Jia Xiu easily produced a whole string of magical rune sets in different forms, each one impossible to escape once trapped in its loop, then sent them to himself through the prayer channel.
Besides transmitting basic written language, the prayer channel could also transmit sound, images, and even rune sets. Its functions were quite comprehensive.
Back when the gods were still active, those seeking answers to spell-related questions would pray to the God of Magic. The God of Magic would directly send runes through the prayer channel in the form of divine revelations.
Most of the God of Magic's good reputation had been built during that period.
Back then, the God of Magic had still been a teacher who brought magical knowledge to spellcasters.
Later, he became a little obsessed, forever pursuing strange and extreme magical experiments, probing some hidden truths. It seemed that spellcasters as a profession were all a little mad when it came to experiments. That was how they had been from the very root.
Now, faced with several bizarre questions that had suddenly poured in, Jia Xiu's godhead fell into excessive contemplation and, just as the Ukemak divine collective had said, began showing signs of dissolution.
At the same time, Jia Xiu confirmed something else. As the god directly involved, he could indeed stop the process at any time, preventing the godhead from continuing to sink into the question and ultimately dissipating completely.
It was a layer of insurance, which made perfect sense. It prevented people from simply praying an infinite-loop question at a god