While the Eighteen Gods explored the Red Giant Star, Su Hao modeled its environment based on the gods' feedback and the information observed through the Galaxy Network.
As time passed, the simulation grew increasingly refined.
At the same time, he began designing a Small World and Rune Array Disk capable of simulating the Red Giant Star's environment.
Based on his analysis of Soul Power over the years, as long as he found the environment in which Baigar were born, it would not be difficult to recreate numerous "coincidences" through his own methods and independently generate Soul Power.
What he feared most was having no ideas or direction.
Now that they had found where Baigar gathered, only vast amounts of time and experimentation remained before Soul Power could be simulated.
Of course, if the Eighteen Gods truly found newborn Baigar, the time needed for this experimental attempt would be even shorter.
Su Hao did not actually hold much hope for that. The Red Giant Star was simply too vast. Let alone two years—even if the Eighteen Gods found a newly born Baigar in twenty years, Su Hao would consider it a stroke of outrageous luck.
Su Hao had given the gods two years because he believed that searching for something was often not about blindly running around everywhere, but about methods and techniques. As long as they were willing to use their brains and think, finding it within two years was not impossible.
Whether they could actually find it depended on the gods themselves.
As for whether they found it or not, Su Hao did not care: as long as I have no expectations, I will not be disappointed.
Rather than place his hopes of finding the conditions for Baigar's birth on this group of gods, he preferred to trust his