The Magician had already planted one foot on the table, expressing her confidence in her own plan and her determination to carry it out.
"You know this concerns the entire universe, perhaps even the entire world. It isn't some performance where it doesn't matter if you mess up."
Compared to the Magician's intense emotions, the Scholar appeared much calmer, but the resolve in her words was no less firm.
"If you want, you can add all sorts of fanciful ideas to the later subprojects. But for the overall framework, it would be best to use my more macro-level and stable structure."
The Conductor lightly rubbed the brim of her hat with her fingers, likewise rejecting the Magician's proposal while taking the opportunity to put forward her own.
"Your proposal is too rigid. There's no fun in it at all. How is it supposed to attract anyone?"
The Magician showed no fear at her companion's rebuttal and argued her case with reason.
"But compared to your so-called interesting proposal, a framework with a greater sense of mystery may better suit his needs."
The Magician's forcefulness unsurprisingly drew a "counterattack" from the other consciousnesses. Even the Mystic Scholar, who rarely showed herself, took the chance to propose her own plan.
"You lot, hand in your proposals before you start arguing!"
Driven nearly mad by the bickering consciousnesses, Extreme Evil finally slammed the table.
As a consciousness carved out from Vill-V's confidence, Extreme Evil was certain she could integrate the others' plans.
However, they kept arguing here without submitting all their proposals, leaving Extreme Evil with nowhere to use her strength.
After Extreme Evil slammed the table, the meeting fell silent for a moment.
Then a somewhat timid voice rose, breaking the brief quiet—
"A plan like this obviously can't be completed in