When Saine's order reached the frontline, the entire battlefield of Destruction Time-Space seemed to have been shifted anew by an invisible hand.
The second round of node severance was no longer the brief probing attempt from before.
This time, the Mechanical Civilization would truly link the Realm-Suppressing Ring remnants, Destruction Noise Cancellers, Final Silence Gray Seal, and Creation Prologue together, using them to disrupt the feedback between the Destruction Supreme and certain Level-12 Rule Nodes.
Around the Realm-Suppressing Ring fragments, rings of gray white light began spreading outward.
These rings of light were not dazzling.
They even appeared exceedingly faint amid the boundless Dark Golden Destruction Crystal Tide.
Yet wherever they passed, the destruction noise noticeably diminished.
The Destruction Noise Cancellers immediately entered high-frequency suppression mode.
The Final Silence Gray Seal sank to the deepest layer, like quiet gray stones suppressing a realm, firmly pinning down the destructive fluctuations attempting to surge back.
The radiance of the Creation Prologue was drawn over by Skynet from another battlefield.
That radiance did not truly cross the entire starry sky, but Saine intercepted its rule frequency and embedded it into a short stretch of circuitry that had just been restored within the Realm-Suppressing Ring remnants.
For the first time, the four powers truly completed a meaningful overlap!
This overlap was not a matter of crudely piling several kinds of Rule Power together.
The Realm-Suppressing Ring remnants represented the final suppressive framework left behind by the Prehistoric Civilization of this Destruction Time-Space.
The Destruction Noise Cancellers represented the Mechanical Civilization's reproducible processing of destruction noise.
The Final Silence Gray Seal came from Final Silence Time-Space. The tranquility and self-suppression rules it contained happened to be capable of subduing the most turbulent portions of the Destruction Crystal Tide.
The Creation Prologue, meanwhile, was a glimmer