Differences in World Rules II

The portal was set to Ryan's home in this world.

Once he returned to his own territory, Ryan eagerly asked Alva about the rules of worlds.

If he did not figure this out, the danger of exploring other worlds in the future would increase countless times over.

"If my assessment is correct, the differences in world rules should not have much impact on Nazarick's future exploration of other worlds."

Alva pondered for a moment before speaking, and Ryan's eyes lit up at his words.

"How so?"

"In my view, a world's rules are like a tightly operating computer, while the magic power and spells we use are the energy and programs used to make that computer calculate. So unless we arrive in a world where all kinds of rules do not exist, Nazarick's diverse magic should have a hard time being affected."

Alva searched through the words in his mind and gave what he considered the easiest analogy to understand.

As someone Ryan had created, he had some understanding of his creator's depth of knowledge.

"But according to your explanation, Mr. Alva, wouldn't the energy and programs have compatibility issues?"

Annie, who had been listening nearby, was confused.

"Um, this is somewhat complicated to explain, but Miss Annie, you can think of spell models as programs that can match any computer. As for magic power, as long as a world's fundamental rules do not define magic power as useless, the problem you mentioned will not arise. And even if a world's rules truly reject magic power, Nazarick has ways to deal with that situation."

Alva explained. Of course, the reality was not as simple as he made it sound. The knowledge involved could not be fully explained even in three days and three nights, but this was the most understandable