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Ten days later, Isaac looked at the parchment in his hand, a slight smile on his face. It was done—the magic to resist the erosion of [Divinity].
To Isaac's surprise, it was incredibly simple. There was hardly any difficulty.
But on second thought, Isaac understood. He considered the relationship between [Divinity] and [Human Nature]. True Deities must have been deeply troubled by this as well. After so many years, countless Deities had managed to preserve their sense of self. This meant that even if they hadn't completely solved the problem, they must have developed some ways to cope with it.
And as long as such a solution existed, even if Isaac had never studied the relevant knowledge, he could develop it with relative ease!
It sounded strange, but in the current Wizarding World, this was relatively normal.
