The Imaginary Tree, meanwhile, was an even higher-dimensional existence. Beneath the Honkai worldview, the starry skies scattered throughout the universe were no more than leaves upon the Imaginary Tree.
If he became enemies with Aeons, beings closely tied to a higher-dimensional existence like the Imaginary Tree, Gwen had to consider the influence of the Imaginary Tree—
Looking on the bright side, the enemy might merely receive a super buff with infinite health and mana regeneration.
Looking on the dark side, the enemy might be some mechanic-heavy monster that could only be killed after fulfilling special conditions.
And those mechanics were highly likely to be related to the Imaginary Tree.
As for why no recorded disturbance had occurred when Xipe of Harmony devoured Taiyi—
Was an administrator killing another administrator the same as an ordinary player killing an administrator?
Reality was not a game, and Gwen was not an Ashen One or Tarnished who could revive endlessly in a game and probe for intelligence through repeated deaths.
Or rather, reality was a trash game that was neither fair nor reasonable, and did not even guarantee a clear.
If he did not want to lose miserably in this game, Gwen needed to make as many preparations as possible.
After all, although Gwen was a player with cheats, the other side was also a privileged user—an Aeon suspected of being a GM.
Therefore, Gwen was quite interested in Anzeel's plans and results.
Although, with Gwen's current strength and perspective, he had spotted many errors and omissions in Anzeel's plan from a commanding vantage point.
Still, apart from that, Anzeel's plan did indeed possess a certain degree of feasibility.
Though the chances were slim, it was still a possibility.
"Considering your situation, there is no need to look through much of the original plan