The ability to change existence at its root was a terrifying power, exceeding any that Rowan had previously controlled. Yet, it begs the question: why was Enoch still imprisoned here if he could change everything he wanted to suit his vision?
This was a fundamental question that demanded careful thought. The answers were waiting for him, and Rowan had learned to believe in his instincts and judgment. If nothing else, experience had taught him the pitfalls that arise from trusting the words of others who were at similar power levels to him.
If he had not trusted in the words of Eosah and followed his plans... If the plans of Primordial Soul had not deceived him... If he had learned to trust himself more deeply, his life's path would have been different. Rowan did not care if the Primordials had to engage in many years of experimentation to perfect the act of deceiving him; with the tools he had in hand, a little more careful reasoning, and he would have seen the deception.
