Metatron's God's Perspective was powerful, but not limitless.
Each time he peered into the future, it drained his spiritual energy.
Before he became a Transcendent, he could observe the future over a hundred times in a row. But ironically, after ascending, his ability to look ahead decreased.
Why?
Because with greater power came greater vision and greater complexity.
The future wasn't a simple play-by-play anymore. It was a chaotic, shifting web of endless possibilities.
Every extraordinary person involved in an event added interference, like ripples distorting the surface of a pond.
Their abilities, equipment, and unique characteristics all acted as unpredictable variables.
The more extraordinary beings in a scene, the harder it became to see the outcome.
If the vision included someone at Sequence 7, then Metatron might as well be blind.
This limitation explained why he had no clue what the Sequence 7 Wolf Lord Mott was doing in Border Town.
