Chapter 618 — A Knight Who Eternally Regresses

Chapter 618

In a snowy landscape, Encrid, Audin, Rem, and their companions engage in a deep philosophical discussion regarding the nature of power. Encrid poses a provocative question about why Gods do not intervene in human affairs, suggesting that if they exist, they should act rather than merely lending power. Audin responds with a pragmatic perspective, stating that humans should take responsibility for their own lives, such as clearing their own snow, rather than waiting for divine intervention. This exchange highlights the distinction between Divine Power, sorcery, and Will. As the group prepares a meal and settles into a sheltered cave, the conversation shifts to technical methodologies. Audin explains that Divine Power is a stable strength granted by Gods, though it requires a prepared vessel and can leave a user unable to use it for several days. Rem and others discuss sorcery, noting that while it allows for explosive, amplified power through mediums, the risk of failure is possession by spirits or primal obsessions. Ragna clarifies that Will is fundamentally different because it is entirely dependent on the individual, manifesting uniquely for every user. Through these exchanges, Encrid internalizes these complex concepts, finding clarity in the shared knowledge of his companions while enjoying the rare moment of peaceful, intellectual camaraderie.

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