Roland sighed softly and drew his gaze back from the sky.
In an ordinary world, breaking through the world's limitations was difficult, but not hopeless.
Deflecting the course of the world through his own will or the collective will of the masses could create such an environment.
From temporary Reality Marbles to Lostbelts that allowed eras such as the Age of Gods, which should have been eliminated from proper history, to continue, all were evidence of this approach.
Under those circumstances, as long as extraordinary ability and wisdom existed, a handful of people in any era would possess the necessary aptitude, such as those who first constructed the Religion Phases in the A Certain Magical Index World.
But the situation Roland now faced was that the powerful figures who came before him had acted so recklessly that the surface logic of the base world was already layered like Russian Nesting Dolls.
Even with his overwhelming power, in his Heaven-Descending Human state, he could not resolve in one go the overlapping phases that left even the Demon Gods helpless.
Unless he exploited his own exalted standing to take advantage of a bug in the phases and achieve an unstable breakthrough, the orthodox approach would be quite troublesome.
Still, one advantage of having seen so many worlds was that, however difficult the circumstances, he could always find an example that felt familiar.
Though the principles and key problems differed, they were more than sufficient as references.
In the world of No Game No Life, Roland and Artosh had fought until they nearly tore through the Solar System, and he had blown the Origin Star, which connected to the Elf Corridor, to pieces.
At the time, many high-ranking races that relied on elves inevitably suffered drawbacks such as reduced spellcasting ability. Things had