Someone has to write "on the peak of the largest mountain, the weight of heaven acknowledges his peerlessness" in ancient Chinese

When Belle invited Wise to watch Twin Peaks she didn't mean the movie.

ezekill said in comment #2613518:

"on the peak of the largest mountain, the weight of heaven acknowledges his peerlessness"

Mmm. I'm a bit confused, but I'll hazard it means that there's always something above you, and if it's not human, it's divine?

FRien said in comment #2617778:

Mmm. I'm a bit confused, but I'll hazard it means that there's always something above you, and if it's not human, it's divine?

It hits multiple things, really. Just a funny from the "peerless under heaven" bit.

Its more like Yixuan is earth and the 'largest mountain', and Remielle is heaven and the 'weight of heaven'. And between them is Wise who knows no peer