Spirit

No one who could appear here was brainless.

In a very short time, they had been able to list their own advantages and their enemy's advantages.

Under circumstances where the rules were difficult to change, Naimus held the overwhelming advantage within this Fictional Space.

With that advantage, if things developed according to the rules alone, none of them could possibly defeat Naimus by themselves.

So what they needed to do was simple—join forces.

Their advantage lay in their numbers and quality.

They had several Golden Breeds at the extreme limit, as well as two Saints.

And in terms of knowledge alone, Naimus himself was highly knowledgeable, but the people under his command could not possibly acquire centuries of experience and knowledge in such a short time as Naimus had.

Under such circumstances, Naimus's subordinates were no longer much of a threat.

What they had to do was unite and use their numbers against the few.

Thus, when Adrian began constructing his world, he had added specific rules during the process.

Before entering this Fictional Space, he, Hays, and Alice had entered a synchronized state.

In that state, the thoughts in their hearts had interacted with one another.

Thus, even after leaving synchronization, they would retain astonishing tacit understanding for quite some time.

So, naturally, he had added several "interfaces" to the world's foundational rules.

Now was the time to activate those interfaces.

Adrian's world emitted a spiritual fluctuation. The other two worlds, which had also reserved "interfaces," immediately sensed it and swiftly established contact.

Before long, two synchronized channels were established.

Linking the three worlds was not as troublesome as imagined.

However, during the process, the worlds' rules rejected one another, producing a series of bugs that further reduced the worlds' stability.

That was also why he had not done