The Restarters' improvement plan was real, because after their revisions, the plan was no longer the original Restart Plan, nor could it be.
The reason was that the moment the Restart Plan was brought out, the Void Returners would immediately know what was going on. So the Restarters had not only changed the plan's name, but also its contents, methods, and expected effects.
Originally, they had wanted to carry out their own experiment as recklessly as the Void Returners had, setting up a restart experiment spanning billions of light-years to see whether they were wrong, and where.
But after seeing the Void Returners punch a hole through the universe, they had restrained themselves considerably. At the very least, what they intended to do now really was not a scaled-down Zeroing experiment.
Just as they had told the Void Returners before, if they truly wanted to do it, they would have to go to another universe.
For example, the other universe the Great Evolution Civilization was currently exploring, one formed by the collision of an integrated Great Universe—or, once they had the ability, they could go to the Dimensional Universe created by the Void Returners to run the experiment.
On this point, the Restarters still had a sense of propriety. Relatively speaking, they were slightly more rational than the Void Returners. At the very least, when they lacked certainty, they did not want to continue damaging this universe.
So this time, when they half-tricked the Void Returners into returning to the Void Return to stabilize the universe's "foundation," they actually had another purpose. They, too, wanted to bind their own "base" to the universe the way the Void Returners had, but they had never had the opportunity before.
And now, with the Void Returners caught at a critical juncture, they could