Saine did not let Kakarot's charge distract him too much.
He knew full well that the Destruction Supreme was not an opponent who could be defeated through sheer passion.
Locke could contend with the Destruction Supreme head-on.
Kakarot could briefly shake its outer rules through his fusion state.
But to truly weaken this being, they had to target Destruction Time-Space itself.
Thus, Saine continued to refine his Destruction Node Engineering.
He placed the Crystal Tide Wrath Beast and the Hundred-Eyed Chaos Beast at its very core.
The former represented the Star Sector node of the destruction crystal tide.
The latter represented Destruction Vision and the deeper Observation Nodes.
After being sealed, these two Level-12 destruction creatures were no longer mere spoils of war.
They were more like two keys Saine had forcibly seized.
With sufficiently precise use, he could exploit them to pry loose some of Destruction Time-Space's rule networks from within.
Saine was in no hurry to seal more Level-12 destruction creatures.
His goal this time was to temporarily stop a certain Star Sector within Destruction Time-Space from providing rule feedback to the Destruction Supreme.
It sounded simple.
In practice, however, it was equivalent to forcibly severing a branch leading to the Lord of Dimension from the source arteries of a Higher Dimensional Plane.
One mistake would trigger terrifying backlash.
The Crystal Tide Wrath Beast and the Hundred-Eyed Chaos Beast might immediately break free of control.
The frontline Bridgehead might also be flooded by a backsurge of destruction crystal tide.
Even Saine's own Skynet Subsystem risked being contaminated in turn by the Destruction Supreme's will.
But Saine went ahead anyway.
The Mechanical Civilization's War Fortress arrays began repositioning themselves according to new coordinates.
Hundreds of millions of mechanical engineering units spread across the bottom of the entrance battlefield like