Unexpected Departure

"This... I don't know either."

Benjamin immediately got annoyed and complained through his thoughts, "Then why were you acting like some big shot? You looked like you knew everything, but after a few more questions, you couldn't answer a thing."

"No, you don't understand." The system remained as cryptic as ever, continuing, "Through this body, the amount of information I receive is terrifying. Most of it cannot be converted into language at all. Things like elements and magic are merely humanity's most superficial understanding of this world."

"..."

Benjamin did not know what to say, but he could clearly sense that the system was getting carried away with showing off and had no intention of properly answering his questions anymore.

Helpless.

Benjamin still had quite a few doubts about its explanations of the elemental plane. If this world was the source of magic, then what were the unknown lifeforms that existed here? And according to that theory of higher-dimensional and lower-dimensional worlds, could the unidentified will living in this world be called gods?

As he thought about it, Benjamin felt a chill run down his spine.

If that really was the case, then those so-called "higher-dimensional beings" might have been watching him for a very, very long time. Perhaps he had even angered them before?

—He still remembered when the fourth-generation Pope entered the elemental plane, the will here had arranged the elements into a "hello" for him. Yet after Benjamin had come into contact with a rune from the Pure Blue World, that rune had sent him the message: "Get lost."

Therefore, he immediately asked the system:

"But... this world doesn't seem very welcoming toward me. If I really angered them, would they do something bad to me?"

"You're overthinking it." The system replied disdainfully, "Love, disgust, anger, attack...