Saine remained in Final Silence Time-Space longer than he had initially expected.
Nearly another thousand years passed, yet he still had not returned to Gear Time-Space.
This was not because Final Silence Time-Space had restricted his movements.
On the contrary, after the Lord of Final Silence opened part of the Royal Court archives, he had remained exceedingly restrained.
He neither urged Saine onward nor tried to use this opportunity to forcibly bind Mechanical Civilization.
All exchanges between the two sides remained founded on clear transactions and mutual need.
This relationship instead made Saine feel quite comfortable.
At the very least, compared to the loose system of the Myriad Phenomena Community, where everyone schemed against and guarded against one another, Final Silence Time-Space was extreme, but far simpler.
Saine continued helping Final Silence Time-Space adjust its civilization-level noise-reduction system.
Over several hundred years of operation, the initial version of the system had already exposed quite a few problems.
Under the effects of the noise-reduction nodes, some star regions had indeed regained a trace of rule circulation.
But if that recovery happened too quickly, it would stimulate a reverse subsidence in the Final Silence rules of the surrounding areas.
Other regions, after briefly warming up, rapidly sank into an even deeper state of low activity.
This showed that Final Silence Time-Space's problems could not be easily resolved by a single foreign system.
Saine was not surprised by this.
If the extreme predicament of a Higher Dimensional Plane could truly be casually solved by him in a few thousand years, then the Lord of Final Silence would not have needed to seal himself within the depths of the Final Silence Royal Court all these years.
But Saine was not discouraged.
Every failure was new data.
Every backlash also allowed him to understand the