The world is a meticulous and complex system.
Every world is constructed from countless fixed rules, akin to a massive formula. Any change in these rules results in catastrophic shifts in the world, akin to mountains crumbling and heavens overturning, leading to dizzying consequences.
For instance, a butterfly flapping its wings twice in the South American rainforest might, months later, cause a hurricane to rise over the Pacific Ocean.
Or a blacksmith losing a nail might eventually lead to the King losing a war, a city being destroyed, countless people becoming displaced and some even dying.
These minute changes are already astonishing, let alone more profound, significant transformations.
The fire phoenix ascends in the east, and Ziz comes from the west.
Two red suns intertwine in the skies of the Black Prison World, casting billions of rays that banish the world's darkness, causing daylight to return—yet these are only the surface changes.
