Looking at the complex expression on Hero Ismael's face, mixed with sadness, reluctance, and relief, Aiwass guessed what he was thinking.
"No, there isn't any ordained savior."
Aiwass sighed and shook his head slightly.
He indeed now possesses the power to change all of this, but it's neither inherited from his parents nor from a family legacy, nor is it a reward from a monarch or a god... Instead, through repeated reincarnations, relying on the great pain and sacrifice of "self" to accumulate advantages for himself.
The only external force here is probably the initial self-sacrifice made by Amber. It was because of Amber's sacrifice of self that these subsequent possibilities arose.
It's like in a rogue-like game, where every death can earn out-of-game growth. Accumulate enough out-of-game growth, and then when you enter the game again, you cannot say these stats are unfair—it's all built upon time and effort, a mountain of corpses piled from countless deaths.
