As long as the Wizard World never stops expanding, it serves as proof that the Wizard Ancestor is victorious in his clashes with other beings of the same echelon.
These other beings are forced to concede ground through the laws of causality, yielding it to the Wizard Ancestor.
Or perhaps it isn't about constructing causality.
If it were possible, the Wizard Ancestor would have wanted the territory of the Wizard World to be his from the very moment of the Big Bang.
But that wasn't possible.
Every territory in the universe was already occupied.
Every inch of time and space was already claimed.
Unless these beings withdraw, you cannot occupy their space.
In a way, these territories of time and space are like magnified Divine Kingdoms.
But the composition of these Divine Kingdoms is far more complex, involving both time and space.
They touch upon the domains of power belonging to other beings who have merged with the Path.
Simply put.
