Priest Kannan rarely spoke, but when he did, he struck straight at the heart of the matter:
"Yin Lord Evil God" and "Outer Domain Species" truly belonged to entirely different domains.
Although the two were often connected or could transform into one another in some way—for example, the "Blood Prison King"—their response strategies were completely different most of the time.
They had previously discussed how to respond and trace the matter because it had initially been classified as an "evil entity." There was no harm in discussing it.
However, Tai Yu had insisted on steering this "evil entity" toward the "Yin Lord Evil God," forgetting that once its nature changed, the response strategy and even the level of authority involved had to change as well.
Kannan hit the mark with a single remark. Yan Chen agreed, while Kui Rong elaborated on the same view:
"The appearance of a 'Yin Lord Evil God' near the Red Silicon Star System alone requires a motion at the Trio Council level, followed by consultation with the star system government, the Star Ring City Management Committee, the military, and others. It is not something our 'task force' can handle.
"Without a large-scale Blood Sacrifice, it is unlikely that a 'Yin Lord Evil God' would risk being hunted down by Great Monarchs and forcibly descend upon a habitable planet.
"We happened to discover possible samples of 'Rule Embedding' and a 'Channel of Effect.' That alone is already an achievement. What we need to do next is report the information in time.
"At most, during the task force's operation, we can continue searching for traces of the hand claws through which the 'Yin Lord Evil God' may have infiltrated habitable planets. That is precisely what we are doing now."
As one of the Fate Trackers, Kui Rong