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'Even if the creation is followed by destruction, for someone whose existence alone signifies creation, would destruction of anything by their hands not be considered a contradiction to their existence?'
It was a simple question from a young boy, and yet, the depth of this question was more profound than the way it actually seemed…
"Good question, mister Lumiare."
The debate over whether creation and destruction can coexist without contradiction hinges on the nature of the being responsible for both.
In the context of their ongoing narrative however, where the god of Construction embodies creation and not destruction, the concept of contradiction becomes more nuanced.
"And the answer to that is simple as well."
From a theological perspective, one could argue that for a deity whose essence is tied to creation, their act of destruction could be seen as a form of transformation rather than true annihilation.
