Ronan could only respect Apolon's choice.
Well, this was exactly the scene the "black-hearted theater boss" had been hoping to see.
Every performance by the "characters" in the Dream Theater upon their respective stages brought profit to the "theater boss."
At the same time, it served as an inspection of the Dream Theater's structural rationality and integrity.
Ronan was happy to see it, but for now, his focus remained on the Shadow Louse.
Letting the Shadow Louse wreak havoc in the Dream Theater made it, at best, an "inspector," and one concerned only with the underlying spacetime framework. Going back and forth a hundred times or so would be enough.
What Ronan really wanted was to put it into the Fog Maze.
The Fog Maze appeared to lack any spacetime structure, but in truth, its confrontation with "Earth's local spacetime" and the effects of their long-term interference had ultimately left it with a certain foundational carrying capacity.
This was the basis that allowed only Celestial-level Transcendental Species to exist here by relying on their, in truth, flaw-riddled "Transcendental Domains."
Deploying the Shadow Louse here and cutting through it would certainly damage the fragile spacetime structure, but it would also make it easier to find clues.
After all, what formed complex interference with the Fog Maze was not only Inner Earth, but also the Deep Blue World.
The Thirteenth District was a typical region where Inner Earth, the Deep Blue World, and the Fog Maze had been jumbled together and twisted... oh, and the Cloud Top World had to be added as well.
This way, the Shadow Louse's destructive experiments in the Fog Maze would have a certain chance of reaching the Thirteenth District, or even the Deep Blue World, directly touching their most complex and vulnerable connection points.
And this