I, the wizard, the foolish Buddha.

Heracles was no match for the sun god because she was fighting alone.

But Aleya is different; He is not fighting alone!
Because once He goes mad, He can turn everyone into Alayes!
The people of this world are capable of transforming into mad gods, and Alaye is able to turn them into mad gods and then devour them with the power of "all egos are egos".

Therefore, once Alaya goes mad, He is capable of devouring all people and gods.

He will grow stronger and more terrifying until He becomes so powerful that Heraca and the sun god are assimilated and devoured.
The gods, if they went mad, would recreate the world after its destruction, beginning a great cycle of reincarnation. But Alaye would not. Because the world was not destroyed; it simply transformed into a 'mermaid' or a 'butterfly'.

Aleya would not create the world, and even if it did, it would be a world in which only butterflies exist.

All people and gods in the world will become one person; therefore, the 'Butterfly Apocalypse' is the ultimate apocalypse.

According to the memories of the gods, this has happened many times before.

However, because the gods intervened in time, and Heracles also sided with the gods to stop it, Alaye was tied up and thrown into the ocean of the lower world before he could devour anyone.

After that, Heracles would guard the chaotic sea of ​​the lower world.
In the eyes of the gods, the butterfly itself was ultimately just a mad god like them. However, since Alaye does not recreate the world when she goes mad, the butterfly's apocalypse is the ultimate apocalypse.

Therefore, the Kingdom of Heaven will never accept Alaye.

To put it simply, Alaya is too mentally unstable, and the gods don't want to play with it. That's why Alaya never stays in heaven every time the world restarts.

Like all mad gods, Alaye is unkillable. Therefore, Alaye is kept alone in a small, dark room.

But every 70,000 years, Alaye emerges. Because the 'rope' breaks, the surface world is thus exposed to the lower world.
[A butterfly can be anyone; this time, it thinks its name is Roland.]

As the sound of dawn broke, Roland closed the book and began to ponder.

"Theoretically speaking, with Heracles guarding the area, it would be impossible for Alaye to escape and become 'Roland'."

Unless Heracles lets her win.

The voice of dawn rang out again:

Heraca did indeed give a lot of leeway, because Alaye's illness had been cured, and he began to think of himself as Roland.

Roland, that's the name Neptune gave to his child.

This is the name of a human wizard. When the son discovered that he was Roland, it meant that the son was completely cured.

This also means that this treatment plan can be applied to the gods, completely erasing madness.
Therefore, as long as Roland completely defeats the gods and purifies their madness, the cycle of reincarnation can end.
Now, Roland knows how to purify the madness of the gods, and even plans to turn them into the sons of wizards.
But he has never found a way to defeat the gods.

Roland frowned and asked, "So, I've been restarting this world, searching for a way to defeat the gods?"

But since my memories are also lost after the world restarts, am I also trapped in a cycle? Am I doing the same thing every time?

Roland felt somewhat devastated.

Because if that's the case, then everything he did was meaningless.

However, a single sentence from Dawn's Light greatly improved Roland's mood.

From the butterfly's perspective, he has not experienced his life twice. Because he has not yet begun this work.

But in Dawn's view, he has restarted the world countless times, because the future holds this possibility.
Dawn saw this possibility, and also saw the countless futures that would emerge from it.

The stars in the sky above you are the useful data that the light of dawn gleaned from the future that it represents.

Roland suddenly understood. In some ways, the Light of Dawn was even more insane than Diana, because it truly transcended all dimensions. The future, the past, and the present were completely unified within it.

Therefore, in its view, all 'possible futures' are inevitable futures, and thus, in the eyes of the Dawn Light, they are all things that have already happened.

Therefore, although Roland has not restarted the world yet, because of the existence of this possibility, in the eyes of Dawn's Light, Roland has already restarted the world countless times.

"Simply put, you've seen many possible futures in parallel worlds, and in each of these futures, I've restarted the world. So, in your eyes, I've restarted the world countless times?"
But actually, I haven't done anything yet, because this is my first time here.

From a human perspective, that's how it is.

Roland rolled his eyes.

After thinking for a moment, Roland asked with a strange expression, "So, it wasn't me who teleported me and Brianna to the Forbidden Library, but you?"
In a parallel world, I gave the Dawn of Light the order to "change the past and bring me to the Forbidden Library".

For me, each version of myself in a parallel world is a different version of myself.

But for you, the dawn of all parallel worlds is just your arm in different worlds, all of them are you.

Therefore, although this command originated from a parallel world, you in this world also received the instruction?

[They are basically the same.]

Roland nodded, completely understanding. He asked, "Why didn't you perform this operation in a parallel world, but instead performed it in this world?"

Because there are no longer parallel worlds.

As the surface world gets closer to the horizon of the ocean in the lower world, all parallel worlds, all past and future have gradually become unified.

There is now only one world left.

All parallel Rolands have disappeared. Therefore, Dawn's Light can only execute this command on this Roland.

Therefore, the light of dawn has been waiting since your birth, waiting for you to come to the Holy Throne, and drawing you here.

Roland nodded, completely understanding.

"In those countless parallel future worlds, is it possible to defeat the gods?"

They all lead to endless cycles of reincarnation.
This world is also about to reach its end and begin a new cycle.

There is only one path with one variable that can completely end the cycle of reincarnation.

But this path is shrouded in darkness; even the light of dawn cannot see whether it leads to a true future or an abyss of doom.

Roland understood.

The only way to defeat the gods is through the 'Butterfly Apocalypse'.

But if the butterfly's doomsday arrives, then everything will be over, so it's better to continue the cycle.

It was clearly the end of the world, the deepest darkness. But Roland had a vague feeling that the true path to light might lie within this darkest of darkness.

He began to examine those historical records of reincarnation, trying to find a way to break the deadlock.

He didn't know how much time had passed, nor how much history Roland had witnessed, but his eyes gradually brightened. (End of Chapter)