"Since living on the same land made conflict too likely, then simply shatter the land and divide it into several pieces."
Lin Tuo's idea was simple: physical separation.
At present, the continent inside Sandbox No. 2 was a single whole. As long as he separated it and placed the three human factions apart, he could effectively solve this problem.
Of course, he did not intend to make it too extreme. Otherwise, if the land masses were too far apart, trade would become inconvenient.
Moreover, drawing on the histories of various nations, different geographical environments would also exert different influences on the forms civilization took. This could also be considered a strategy for increasing the "diversity" of civilization.
"How should I separate it? Forcefully slice it apart with a shovel?" Lin Tuo pondered seriously for a while. Then, on a sudden whim, he inexplicably thought of the scenes of falling meteorites he had seen in certain films and television shows.
A massive extraterrestrial meteorite struck Earth, causing a mass extinction, destroying the world...
It seemed... quite interesting.
And considering that the New Continent was still in the "initial stage" of Evolution, with no worthwhile life within it, there was no burden in tossing down a meteorite.
"I just don't know whether it can achieve the effect I need."
"Well, I'll know after trying. If it doesn't work, I'll use the shovel."
After hesitating briefly, Lin Tuo got up and searched by the courtyard wall until he found a suitable stone, then brought it back.
He then came to the Sandbox, took a deep breath, adjusted the time ratio, and extended the hand holding the stone into the Isolation Shield. After pausing for two seconds, he tossed it toward the central region of the New Continent.
In the most desolate,