*The Historical Void opened once more
I lost control again.
I was used to it.
This time, it wasn't because I ate something I shouldn't have, like that Tyr Warrior's corpse. This time, it was because I learned too much.
After devouring all the memories of the entire city at the bottom of the lake, I learned about an underlying rule called "Beyonder Power," along with strange, incomprehensible things like "Potions," "Pathways," and "Advancement Rituals." But I soon found the correspondences: my innately overpowered mind and fragile body that shattered at a touch should have come from the "Meditation Warlock" of Sequence 7 of the "Decay" Pathway, while my ability to obtain the memories carried by inanimate objects through touching and eating them corresponded to the "Memory Archivist" of Sequence 4 of the "Withering" Pathway.
These things were too complex, too unimaginable. I hadn't expected that place called a "library" and the books inside it to have witnessed and preserved so much history and knowledge. As I read on, I lost control.
So that was how it worked: Beyonder Characteristics were conserved. Newborn children inherited the Beyonder Characteristics of creatures that had died. It wasn't so-called reincarnation.
God of Order, how much of what you said was actually true?
Besides that, I also learned something even more incredible.
Now I had learned from the books and the library that the powers we were born with were not Divine Gifts, but seeds planted at birth, the so-called Beyonder Characteristics. It took one Beyonder Characteristic to give rise to one life, because lives that weren't strong enough simply couldn't survive the extreme lack of nutrients and harsh environment. This was true of both the Latu and the Tyr. But as far as I knew, there had been no such examples in the