This was truly a problem they had to consider.
Because possessing Collapse Power and not possessing Collapse Power were two entirely different concepts.
If one possessed Collapse Power, then unless one was as useless as Reyal, it was practically impossible to lose in the human world—or, for that matter, in the world that included the Demon Scarabs.
Take the same example: even though Chloe could only compress 10% of her mana, the resulting Compressed Mana had already been powerful enough to annihilate an entire army of Demon Scarabs in one strike. Then what about Collapse Power, which surpassed Compressed Mana compressed to its absolute limit at 100%? If someone could use it in battle, was there any chance they could lose to another person?
Not to mention that even Luo Zhen had become far stronger than before after obtaining High-Grade Mana.
To put it bluntly, even without compressing High-Grade Mana to its limit, Luo Zhen could easily crush his former self, who had yet to master High-Grade Mana. Even if he could not kill him instantly, he could still overwhelm and kill him within several dozen seconds without a doubt.
Under such circumstances, with Collapse Power comparable to High-Grade Mana, the Humanoid Demon Scarabs could crush Chloe and the others through sheer strength alone, even without extraordinary combat experience.
Therefore, possessing Collapse Power and not possessing Collapse Power were two entirely different concepts. The gap between them could be described as the difference between heaven and earth.
The existence of a single Collapse Power wielder could even determine the outcome of a war.
When fighting a Collapse Power wielder, an ordinary Aerial Knight would have almost no chance of victory unless the opponent was an amateur in a hurry like Reyal.
Since that was the case, the greatest problem was