Saine did not oppose sending troops into Destruction Time-Space three thousand years later.
But he did not recommend rushing to attack its depths from the outset.
The Destruction Time-Space beyond the Bronze Gate was by no means an ordinary Higher Dimensional Plane.
Saine had personally entered the entrance zone before, and had witnessed the Destruction Supreme trading blows with Locke across the dimensional barrier.
That sort of rule-based existence could contaminate an observer's mechanical logic even through mere observation.
Much less a genuine head-on collision with it.
Therefore, the first-stage expedition plan Saine submitted to Locke was very clear.
First, secure the Bronze Gate passage.
Then establish a war base in the entrance zone.
Afterward, use the Final Silence Royal Court Gray Seal, Final Silence Ash Crystals, and improved arrays based on the Self-Sealing Technique to suppress the activity of localized Destruction Crystal Tides.
Only then would they gradually lure and kill, seal, or capture the Level-12 Strong Practitioners of Destruction Time-Space.
This plan contained several million sets of Skynet data.
Saine had laid out every risk point with utmost clarity.
The Bronze Gate passage might become unstable under the continuous impact of the Destruction Crystal Tide.
If the entrance-zone war base was established too quickly, it might provoke a backlash from the deeper origin of Destruction Time-Space.
The Final Silence Gray Seal arrays could suppress the Destruction Crystal Tide, but not permanently, nor could they cover the entire entrance zone.
The Level-12 destruction powerhouses appeared mindless, but they were deeply connected to the origin of Destruction Time-Space. Once heavily wounded or sealed, they would very likely draw instinctive aid from other beings of the same level.
The most troublesome one was still the Destruction Supreme.
Once that rule-based Lord of Dimension descended too early, the entire war would immediately