Of course, there was one other way to restore the divine artifact's functions: destroy the Psychokinesis Spike.
But Aburame Tetsumaru had created this thing by referencing the structure of Neutron Star Matter. It could withstand even a neutron star's gravitational field—how could any power within the ordinary laws of the universe destroy it?
The Otsutsuki God, whose body was visibly illusory at a glance, said, "It seems that only by killing you can my divine artifact recover."
The final method, naturally, was to kill Aburame Tetsumaru. As the creator of the Psychokinesis Spike, once he died, the psychokinesis would begin to dissipate. Even if other psychokinetic constructs could continue to endure, perhaps for a very long time, this Psychokinesis Spike that had withstood a neutron star's gravitational field could not.
However, killing the Aburame Tetsumaru before him would not do.
He was merely the newest external body, a part of Aburame Tetsumaru. And because he was too close to the main body, they could not be distinguished from one another at all.
The death of Aburame Tetsumaru in the Stele Forest hall would change nothing.
To make the Psychokinesis Spike disappear, they would at minimum have to kill Aburame Tetsumaru's main body inside the Planet Fortress.
But that was impossible.
Let alone killing Aburame Tetsumaru's main body, the pinnacle of Zenith Civilization's individual combat power, if the Otsutsuki God could even breach the Planet Fortress and fight Aburame Tetsumaru, he would not need to endure the siege of four Planet Fortresses. He could flee at any time or launch limited counterattacks.
As long as they were not trapped in a situation of absolute punishment, the Otsutsuki Clan had a chance to turn the tables.
This was not because the forces Zenith Civilization had mobilized this time were insufficiently powerful. They