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Chapter 1024

Eighth Calamity-Fallen Calamity

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The "Ten-Year Plan" that Black Tower God General had just mentioned was an exceedingly grand undertaking.

It had been proposed by Cheng Han.

And approved by the Supreme Divine Court.

Ten years ago.

Ever since the Saint Banyan Sky Sphere had been established.

"Calamity" had deployed an astronomical number of Calamity Insect Swarms, which began besieging the Sky Sphere from every direction.

These Calamity Worms came from various Void Fragments, where all life in the Small Worlds had already been slaughtered, breeding countless Calamity Worms.

Who knew how many intelligent races had been reduced to ashes in this Epoch Calamity.

In a sense.

The Saint Banyan Sky Sphere was likely one of the very few remaining fortresses.

If these fortresses were destroyed by "Calamity," it would mean that this Realm had fallen completely, and every civilization had failed.

After the brutal, corpse-strewn war had lasted for nearly a year.

Having observed the battlefield for so long, Cheng Han gradually realized something—the insect swarm was probing the Sky Sphere's weak points through an extremely covert method.

This was an important conclusion He had drawn after gathering an ocean of information and conducting repeated Deductions through the Omniscience Laws.

It was not something easy to spot.

The information on the battlefield was simply too complex, and the insect swarm had planted all sorts of real and fake cover-ups.

Only by eliminating countless false leads could one glimpse the insect swarm's deeply concealed intentions.

Afterward.

Cheng Han ran a series of War Simulations and proposed a targeted plan.

The core purpose of the plan was—to deliberately expose certain weak points before the insect swarm by certain means.

And those weak points were also targets the Myriad Heavens Race wanted the swarm to attack.

In short.

It was strategic deception.

To achieve this goal,

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