Wall-E's transformation into a Dimension Supreme Treasure-level lifeform was the slowest-progressing of the three plans.
This was not strange.
No matter how complex the Ten Thousand Mechanical Law Ring was, at its essence, it was still a civilization-type supreme treasure.
No matter how exquisite the Dimension-Severing Cage was, at its essence, it was still a sealing-type supreme treasure.
But Wall-E was different.
What Saine wanted to do was not forge an object.
It was to allow a mechanical lifeform that had followed him through long years to complete a Dimension Supreme Treasure-level metamorphosis while preserving the continuity of its existence.
This was harder than simply refining a supreme treasure.
Therefore, over the past two thousand years, while carrying out other experiments at the same time, Saine had always maintained extreme caution regarding Wall-E's transformation.
Thousands of sets of simulated Wall-E cores were manufactured, one after another.
Most of them declared failure at different stages.
Some cores could not withstand the Demonic Origin left behind by the Demon Cave Master's Rule Fragments.
Some suffered reverse contamination when connected to the Skynet Subsystem.
Some, when carrying the Light God Race's Faith Crystal, produced abnormal reactions similar to an external will being poured in.
There was also a batch of simulated cores that, when attempting to fuse with the Sandstorm Origin of Qisha Time-Space, had their consciousness boundaries constantly worn away, ultimately showing a tendency toward "sandification and dispersion."
If these failures had been in an ordinary experiment, they might already have been enough to make one anxious and irritable.
But Saine was not.
Again and again, he revised the plan. Again and again, he lowered the risks. Again and again, he placed the principle that "Wall-E was still Wall-E" before every functional requirement.
Finally, after 3,721 rounds of simulations, Wall-E's true transformation