Whether or not to accept Prayer's command of the Photocopy Person army was not actually important. Accepting his surrender would allow the Side Mission to be completed more quickly, and with the intelligence Prayer provided, destroying the Librarian bases and rooting out the Librarians' backers would become much easier. However, the issue of the related clones involved left Xiao Ran with a headache, unsure of how to handle it.
If he did not accept, then eliminating the related clones would naturally mean killing gods when he saw gods and ghosts when he saw ghosts, without any pressure at all. Yet even if he destroyed the Librarians' space base, the subsequent purge of their various branch bases would inevitably leave him in a dilemma. As long as even one fish slipped through the net, the mission would still be impossible to complete.
And that was under the circumstances that he was the faction organizer and faction leader, joining forces with the second faction, PLANT, to deal with the Librarians. Though he was a participant, he was also Orb's leader. He could mobilize massive forces, influence the inclinations of every faction in the world, and unite other factions to wipe out the Librarians.
But for ordinary participants, accepting this mission and trying to complete it would be an incredibly difficult task—difficult to the extreme. One or two individual participants, or one or two participant squads, likely would not even have the ability to breach this space base's defenses, much less locate and destroy the other bases hidden around the world. Add the condition of eliminating the related clones, with no hints whatsoever, and it became an impossible mission.
Xiao Ran had thought of the mission too simply from the very beginning. He had not considered the deeper issue hidden within it: once