No matter how curious Lily was, there was no way for everyone to figure out the principle behind Vivian's split on the spot—after all, she couldn't exactly transform into two people with a pop in front of everyone just to demonstrate it. So in the end, the topic returned to the matter of what to do with this planet.
According to Vivian, the Firstborn of this planet had actually "died" ten thousand years ago. The "other Vivian" who had remained here—or rather, Vivian's "split body"—had erased the Firstborn's soul and Thinking Organ and replaced it with herself. However, this solution had clearly left behind a hidden danger. After ten thousand years, that "split body" had fallen into madness as well, eventually becoming a mindless evil spirit before being defeated by everyone. Now that Vivian had reabsorbed the split body she had separated from herself years ago, the "Firstborn System" on which this planet relied had effectively lost its core program. The planet's thermal balance and material circulation, originally maintained by the Firstborn's organ deep underground, would both be affected.
Therefore, the most urgent task was to establish a new control system, rebuild the Firstborn's neural center, and take over the ancient spirits' "Lullaby" technique.
Vivian immediately went to find Gragon and had the Data Terminal follow the ancient heroic spirit to collect information on the "Lullaby" technique.
When the ancient spirits heard that the "Goddess" intended to establish a new system to replace them, they naturally became somewhat agitated. Gragon was elected to speak with Vivian. He honestly voiced the souls' concern: "My Lord, have we dissatisfied you with our work?"
Vivian stood before the Great Hall, gazing at the "Throat of Toka," wreathed in lightning at the end of the road. She gently shook her head. "No. I just