"[Fate Loom]!"
In Ancient Greek mythology, The Three Fates wrote, planned, and ruled the destinies of all things in the form of spinning. The youngest, Clotho, was responsible for governing the future and spinning the thread of life, the middle sister Lachesis determined the length of the life thread, and the oldest, Atropos, was in charge of overseeing death and cutting the life thread.
The device that assisted them in completing all these tasks was the so-called [Fate Loom], akin to the terminal processor that kept the entire world running normally.
However, this thing was supposed to be just a concept, not a materialized entity.
Because overly rigid [Fate] and inflexible [Constants] would deprive the world of the lubrication of [Chance], leading it ultimately toward decay and demise.
