After Part 2

"System Creation," I muttered as I created a new system in my mind. The old system was now gone, but it was alright because I could create my own with my current power. 

Creating a system with the right knowledge was much easier that I expected. 

First, I created the operating system and then embedded it into the soul. By doing so, the system would be powered by the soul itself, and with time, it would grow stronger and more powerful.

When I referred to the soul, it wasn't in the conventional sense where a person dies and has a soul. 

In this context, the soul was more like the code of that person. 

Reality was akin to a program, and when a person died, they didn't just vanish into thin air; they simply became part of the code of reality again.

The only way to completely destroy a code was if a being existed outside the program itself.