"Under normal circumstances, achieving trinity in a Meso World is an enormous undertaking. First, you must unify the Three Realms. Whether you begin from Heaven, Hell, or the mortal material realm, you must ultimately unify everything and extend your will into every corner of the world. Second, you must replace the World Will with your own. Finally, the world becomes a part of you. The world is you, but you are not the world."
Every step of this process was fraught with danger. Take the final step, for instance. While refining the world, the world was also assimilating you. Many Grand Wizards were persuaded at this stage by the world's principles—whether for every tiny life within that world, or for some loftier morality. In short, at this stage, some Grand Wizards would either proactively or passively give up refining the world and instead choose to merge with it. In the eyes of Legendary Wizards, this meant failing to pass the Inner Demon Tribulation and failing to find one's own path. The lucky ones merged with the world and became its new spirit, joining the ranks of the universe's foremost Grand Wizards, though they lost their freedom. The unlucky ones lost themselves—something worse than death.
"With ordinary death, we can still reclaim a dead wizard's consciousness from the laws of death through methods such as rebirth of the soul, correcting causality, or even adjusting the Timeline. But when one loses oneself, even one's will is gone. Not even a Legend can save them, because you cannot revive someone who is already dead."
The Black Cat strolled with the witch through the lattice formed by interwoven laws. As it led her through all the Spiritual Essences in the Xuanhuang Small World worth seeing, it endlessly explained the complexities of trinity.
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