Accumulating the power of the aggrieved in constant endurance, and one day unleashing it with god-defying strength to avenge past humiliations, is indeed a common story theme.
However, there's a saying that stories originate from life and transcend life; in most cases, those with such explosive power rarely fall to the position of the aggrieved.
More likely, they continue to endure in silence, much like the wound of First Apostle Herbert that has never found its use.
Or perhaps those slightly wiser would follow the path of disillusionment, striving to deny the accumulated suffering.
In short, for Fu Qian, to make him believe the King of Nightmare could suddenly prosper, there must be at least one reason beyond mere endurance.
In comparison, the persona of the Original Moon is far more self-consistent.
Clearly, an intentional abdication...
Previously exposed to dreams and vaguely aware of the coming Long Night...
Annalise was guided by Him in the dream...
