Mandros, central planet—Garden of Destiny.
With the Uncontrolled Ones displaying their "full combat power," there was simply no way to put up effective resistance.
The suppression of levels was one factor,
but there were also all kinds of unprecedented and utterly unmanageable Uncontrolled effects,
all sorts of abilities that defied common sense, leaving Mandros's plant life with no choice but to burn themselves in order to delay for as long as possible.
According to the battle statistics from the past ten hours, each plant lifeform could buy roughly one to two seconds for its area through self-immolation.
It was equivalent to extending the world's lifespan through the accumulation of corpses.
In practice, it was quite effective.
The plants' self-destruction could both deal damage and release massive amounts of vitality, rapidly growing large numbers of plants for defense, entanglement, and restraint.
The Spirit Seeds that had survived by chance still drifted through the air, attempting to possess the bodies of lower-level Uncontrolled Ones.
Everything they did was meant to delay the Uncontrolled Ones' invasion of the Seed Imperial Palace.
Only by protecting the World Master could they retain that sliver of hope.
"Lord of Flowers, North Cavendish"
had disregarded the world's potential, its accumulated resources, and whether it possessed enough foundation to develop into a Super World.
If they could not survive, everything else was empty talk.
He began fully consuming the world's reserves, driving the nodes at maximum output,
making all of Mandros pour vitality into the main planet—the Garden of Destiny—continuously charging the entire planet and granting it nearly inexhaustible life and supreme rules.
He consumed World Power to forcibly impose all kinds of "clauses" upon the Garden of Destiny, using World Rules to restrict the enemy as much as possible.
For example, "Spatial Restriction," "Mental Transmission Forbidden," "Gravity