That evening, Miquella rubbed his forehead in his room, feeling that things were becoming increasingly difficult.
He actually could not help when it came to fire, because his flames brimmed with vitality, without the slightest hint of destruction.
Plants actually grew better when touched by his golden flames. Who could he even complain to about that?
An innate talent he had been born with really was something to both love and hate.
It had been fixed from the very beginning and was difficult to change afterward.
This was also one of Godwyn's concerns.
Judging by the changes in the Elden Ring, the Erdtree had undergone pruning of its branches, leaves, and roots, simplifying it.
Some seemingly unimportant parts had been discarded.
In reality, however, they had not truly been discarded, because those powers representing other gods had lingered in the Lands Between all along.
The births of the Demigods seemed random, but in fact, they had all been predetermined.
Where exactly had Miquella's Abundance come from?
It was not hard to see that this vitality came from the birthplace of most life in the Lands Between-the Ancient Erdtree, the Crucible of Life.
If one insisted on tracing it to its source, it could only have been the Crucible of Life.
Ranni's Law came from the Goddess of Night, Malenia's Law came from the Goddess of Scarlet Rot, and Miquella's Law came from the Crucible of Life.
The three corresponded neatly to the Erdtree's predecessor and old rivals.
This was what it meant to be "designed."
Although fate worked in mysterious ways, it was not impossible to defy.
Marika and Godwyn, mother and son, really had more and more reasons to alter the Law.
Because from the look of things, even if the Succession War replaced Marika and a new Empyrean