Maybe for the native inhabitants of Glory Lords X, these special buildings could be explained away as divine blessings or ancient relics—mystical structures granted by the gods or formed by the will of the world itself. That kind of logic made sense from their perspective.
But for players like Ethan, who had access to the game system?
It was a whole different story.
They could see things more clearly—more objectively. They understood the mechanics behind the magic.
Setting aside the two near-mythical anomalies—The Creator Order Dragon Asha and The Destroyer Chaos Dragon Urghash—who were basically walking, talking conceptual glitches in the system, everything else in the world of Glory Lords X followed a pattern. The Six Dragon Gods, the Eternal Deities, the Primordial Deities… all of them were essentially manifestations of the world's laws—avatars born from the fundamental forces that governed reality.
