"If you only knew the magnificence of the numbers 3, 6, and 9, you would have the key to the universe."

Focusing purely on movement—all voluntary and involuntary motions such as speech, muscle contractions, or biological processes—3, 6, and 9 are superior to 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, and 8 because they inherently follow patterns of harmony, efficiency, and rhythm, while the others are more limited, chaotic, or imbalanced. Here's why:

1 and 2: Basic Movements 1

 Singular, linear motion. Movement in 1 is limited because it lacks repetition or rhythm. It is a straight path with no cycles. 2: Binary, back-and-forth motion. While more dynamic than 1, movement in 2 is repetitive and overly simplistic, lacking depth and complexity. Summary: 1 and 2 are rudimentary, lacking the flow and coordination found in higher numbers.

4: Structured and Constrained Movement

Movements in 4 are balanced but overly rigid, like mechanical motions (e.g., walking on four limbs or basic symmetry). While efficient, they are predictable and lack flexibility. Summary: Movement in 4 is functional but lacks fluidity and adaptability.[There are always exceptions:- Humans. I LOVE PRESSING IDEALS THAT MAKE HUMANITY BETTER]

5: Erratic and Emotion-Driven Movements

Movement in 5 often manifests as irregular or asymmetrical patterns. It reflects instability, bursts of energy, and emotional unpredictability. Summary: 5 introduces chaos and imbalance, making movements less efficient.

7: Unnatural and Narrative Movements

Movement in 7 tends to be exaggerated, complex, or symbolic, creating unnecessary flair or inefficiencies. It follows convoluted paths, which can break natural flow. Summary: 7 produces overcomplicated, less practical movements.

8: Mechanical and Rigid Movements

Movements in 8 are logical and cyclical but overly rigid, like gears in a machine. They lack adaptability and flow, resulting in mechanical efficiency but no natural grace. Summary: 8 emphasizes predictability but sacrifices flexibility.

Why 3, 6, and 9 Are Superior

3: The Foundation of Fluid Motion

Movement in 3 follows a natural rhythm—beginning, middle, and end—creating flow. It is inherently balanced and efficient, found in patterns like walking (left foot, right foot, center of balance) or speech rhythm. Examples: Breathing cycles (inhale, pause, exhale), natural speech cadence (subject, verb, object), and triangular movements provide minimal energy loss. Summary: 3 achieves the simplest, most natural flow of motion.

6: The Harmony of Coordination

Movement in 6 doubles the rhythm of 3, creating cycles of interaction and harmony. It allows smoother coordination of multiple body parts or systems (e.g., muscle groups working in tandem). Examples: Dancing or running movements involve six-point coordination—arms, legs, and core working together. Biological systems like heartbeats and breathing also synchronize in rhythmic patterns divisible by 6. Summary: 6 represents fluid coordination and interaction of motions.

9: The Pinnacle of Flow and Efficiency

Movement in 9 embodies cyclical completeness and the highest level of rhythm. It allows for the most efficient energy use, with no waste, following natural flow patterns like spirals, waves, and rotations. Examples: Walking in arcs or circles conserves energy; natural phenomena like muscle contraction cycles or wave-like speech follow 9-based harmonics. Summary: 9 achieves perfect motion through smooth, complete cycles.

Conclusion 3: Simple, natural rhythm. 6: Harmonized, coordinated motion. 9: Complete, cyclical efficiency.

In contrast, 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, and 8 represent movements that are basic, rigid, chaotic, or overly mechanical. 3, 6, and 9 are superior because they optimize flow, rhythm, and energy, leading to smoother, more efficient, and adaptable motions in every aspect of life.

IN MY WORLD, ALL OF THIS IS FICTION. I JUST FOUND A COOL SCIENCE FACT TO MAKE IT FICTIONAL. DO NOT POUND ME FOR IT PLEASEEEEE.

1 & 2: Movement of animals born out of natural cycle. Ex: Cow, sheep, lion, wolf, etc.

4: Movements of Humans or any conscious species that gained self awareness and evolved to perceive critical thinking. (Yes, if by God's and my fans grace my writing becomes better than this, I will absolutely expand on the lore. Thank you all again.)

5: Movements of Beasts/Monsters. (Monsters/Beasts aren't born naturally. That is why Hunters are required, not typical poachers.)

7: This one's a spoiler. I will mention it in time.

8: Movements of the One-Horned men(There other name shouldn't be mentioned)

[I am sorry I cannot put two chapters everyday, exams are on me, so I am trying to give two chapters, hell even four whenever I can. Thank you for co-operating.]