In distant ages long past, powerful beings from the Void invaded the world, and the disunited gods of the time, facing the erosion from the Void, were defeated at every turn, completely outmatched.
Consequently, the erosion of the world instinctively made the World Will feel the crisis of annihilation. Thus, the Great World Will gained self-awareness and then shattered the world, temporarily halting the erosion by the Mother of All Things, but at a grave cost.
The world also has a memory, always remembering everything that happened within it. Therefore, it harbors a deep-seated hatred for the Mother of All Things, who inflicted such terrible damage and posed a serious threat to its existence.
Thus, when Muria harbored the intention to kill, the Great World Will responded instantly—a being capable of defeating, even killing the Mother of All Things truly had been awaited for too long, becoming somewhat impatient.
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The sky was clear, and the sunlight was warm.