However, given the circumstances at the time, he had actually had no choice at all.
If he had allowed that terrifying ancient Dream Creature beyond the Ninth Rank to awaken, then once it fully revived and returned to Yar Continent, the consequences would absolutely have been far more severe than they were now.
Moreover, he was not even certain whether, if he had insisted on not detonating the Eternal Core, that already somewhat unstable Eternal Core might have self-destructed again at some particular time arranged by fate.
If given another choice, he would still choose to drag it into the Dream World and detonate it.
At the very least, compared to the Crystallization Disaster that had nearly swept across the entire continent in his previous life, the scale of this life's disaster could be said to be far lighter.
Anvis also remembered the name Landon from his past-life memories. He was one of the Federation's strongest figures in the future, someone who had risen at an astonishing pace and possessed a powerful, bizarre kind of strength.
According to records from later generations, Landon's mother had come from a count's family in the Silver Moon Kingdom. Yet for love, she had eloped with Landon's father and fled to a small village in a remote part of the Federation to live in seclusion.
The girl by his side was not related to him by blood either. She had been an abandoned infant, left by an unknown person at the youth's doorstep on a stormy night. Only after her cries were heard by the youth's parents had she been taken in.
And judging by the timeline, Landon's destiny was about to enter its period of explosive growth. He would encounter countless Fortuitous Encounters and obtain a supreme treasure to purify the extraordinary bloodline