"That's right. Uniqueness is a power from beyond the Abyss. This Attribute has always existed within The Unique One, like an innate trait. It never manifests of its own accord, only coming into play at specific moments."
"If the world he lived in had never been visited by the Abyss, he would have lived his entire life carefree. Uniqueness would never have given him any benefits. On the contrary, it would have caused him a great deal of trouble."
"He would have found himself stupider than everyone else. Problems that others could understand with ease would take him a long time to figure out. Others could calculate mathematical problems in their minds, but he would 'fall unconscious' the moment numbers appeared in his head."
"This difference would be explained as 'individual variation' in human society. The differences between people are even greater than those between humans and monkeys. Some people are simply bad at certain things, and this is common in human society."
"If the Abyss had never descended, this trouble would have accompanied him for his entire life. His latent uniqueness would have been concealed by humanity's broad understanding of the world. Until the day he died, he would never have realized that he was special."
"That trait born by chance would also vanish after his death, like fireworks that had never been set off."
"Among the myriad worlds are countless individuals. By chance or necessity, they acquired certain Attributes, but those Attributes cannot manifest in their current environments. They remain undiscovered until death. Situations like this are happening every moment."
"He was simply lucky. He encountered the descent of the Abyss, and the world he lived in was corrupted. Only then could this Attribute manifest, allowing him to realize that he was special."
"Only when the Abyss displayed