Benjamin felt there was probably nothing wrong with his deduction.
The spatial anomalies in the central laboratory had been caused by world nesting technology running out of control.
Even after all these years, its effects in the central area were still so extreme. He could only imagine how far they had spread when the mutation first erupted.
The entire continent, perhaps even the entire plane, had likely been swept by that power.
Even if the effects had been weaker on the outskirts, the distortion of the plane's laws alone would have been enough to destroy a human civilization dependent on technology.
It was fair to say that this runaway technology had completely changed the world.
Benjamin was not particularly surprised that the previous human civilization had brought about its own destruction through reckless research.
The incident with the Mushroom People alone showed just how insane those humans had been.
After all, the Mushroom People had not suddenly developed on their own. Transforming an entire race into something like that spoke of a fanaticism utterly heedless of the consequences.
Benjamin withdrew his gaze and sent a message through the Incense Divinity Path to the Black Giant Priests and the Tentacle Tree Fleet waiting outside, then turned and left the central laboratory.
He returned through the Teleportation Arrays, level by level. By the time he reached the outermost level, he could already see the Black Giant Priests and the Tentacle Tree research
personnel busily clearing the site together.
They carefully carried the instruments and documents, rendered extremely fragile by compression, wrapped them in specially made protective shields, and sent them all to a temporary warehouse on the surface.
The Tentacle Tree researchers conducted preliminary sorting and cataloging nearby, recording each item's original location and condition in detail.
Benjamin beckoned to Jack. "Help