If he was the one who gave Kallus these abilities, then it was also his responsibility to forge worthy opponents — challenges that would push Kallus to his limits. That would break him if he wasn't careful. That would shape him into what he was meant to become.
Challenges — yes, the Supreme Being admitted to himself — they were something he should have introduced from the very beginning. And yet, he hadn't. That was his oversight. But even so, that wasn't the full picture.
Yes, Kallus was growing complacent. Yes, the absence of true adversity had begun to dull his edge.
An edge that has only just begun to take shape — raw, untested, and lacking adversaries worthy enough to force Kallus to tap into his true power. Without true challenges — not mere trials, but real threats that demand growth — he risks stagnation. What he needs is pressure. Something that can sharpen the edge, not just temper it
