The Principle God Church's mythological narrative system recorded a remark by Lord Larmerson, the God of Principles' earliest believer and later one of the Eight Sages. He had said:
[Give me enough samples, and I can uncover the essence of the world.]
The aim was to discover objective laws from a sufficient number of samples.
Kallen's current situation was one example: he was often "mistaken" for that being.
Having been mistaken for him so many times, he had also identified a few patterns.
First, anyone capable of making that "mistake" had to exist at an extremely high level. They were almost invariably deities.
Whether Ankara had become a god remained unknown, but at the very least, she should have been like Blazet: even if she had not achieved godhood, she had come extremely close.
Because in that era, only gods had barely qualified to have "seen" the God of Order.
Second, they could not be complete beings.
The Ankara who had appeared on the Ankara Hotel's top floor was merely a consciousness activated from a chunk of flesh, not even a doppelganger;
Rilielsa inside the Gate of Reincarnation had lost her godhead and been reduced to a giant walking corpse; the Dark Moon Goddess on Altar Island had also been only a consciousness left behind by the goddess;
Even Blazet above him now was, in essence, no different from the pustules on the Hunched Youth's body: he had separated out a portion of himself and attached it to this young man.
They were incomplete, so their perception and thinking were subject to enormous limitations.
Kevin was the best example of this, because only when Kallen displayed the "addiction" that had once manifested in the God of Order would Kevin immediately start trembling in terror. This meant that in everyday life,