With the Great Library's betrayal, the several organizations around it that had stepped in to help instantly went mad.
The Future Observation Bureau frantically released countless pieces of future information it had observed, attempting to stir up the future and prolong the time before their location was exposed.
The Extraworld Lifeform Import Department instantly released the so-called extraworld spirits stored in its vaults, casting out these souls bearing different rules to obscure the coordinates of their existence.
The Native Aberration Generation Department was the calmest of them all.
Among all the departments of the Myriad Phenomena Organization, the Future Observation Bureau possessed the strongest coordinate-concealment system, while the Extraworld Lifeform Import Department had the most chances to escape. Once Grelrigs had enough time and Negary's attention was diverted, they would have the greatest chance of getting away.
Even the Great Library, whose traces had been discovered first, possessed an advantage the Native Aberration Generation Department lacked: the many reserves under its control gave it the strongest overall power among all the departments. Yet because a tall tree catches the wind, it had also been the first to be exposed.
The Native Aberration Generation Department's sole advantage was that exposing their coordinates was not too serious a problem.
That was because they existed within the native regions of the Life World, in places the Hunter Guild had yet to bring under its control.
In those places, they had cultivated a great many aberrations, such as the vampire race.
Thus, compared to the other departments, they were not nearly as panicked by the exposure of their coordinates.
After all, when dealing with the natives, Negary's people had more or less trained Hunter operations. Directly sending in Celestial Race troops would instead easily disrupt the order of the Life World, trigger even greater