Unlike youngsters like Mokania, setting aside an individual with a deranged mind like Adrian, or an old monster who had lived for hundreds of years like Hays, there were still plenty of methods to handle these Spiritfolk.
Under such circumstances, these Spiritfolk individuals, no matter how unwilling they were, had no choice but to pull out their trump-card powers of all kinds and begin intervening in that meat-grinder battlefield.
One giant, bizarre entity after another entered the battlefield.
Over the years, the Spiritfolk had also been actively searching for a way out.
With the intelligence network of the Spiritfolk, they naturally knew the news that the entire universe would end after a certain period of time.
Although they wanted to protect their home, they were unwilling to perish along with it either.
Therefore, they were also actively pondering solutions.
During this process, they thought of a method—since the world was going to disappear, they would use materials to build a world with bodies where they could continue to exist.
They gathered supplies to build a closed yet sound home world.
Within this world were all the elements necessary for them to survive.
Yet they also did not know how much of the home they built would be real and how much false as the world destroyed.
Therefore, they were also seeking commonality.
At the same time, they were manufacturing another special device: the Virtual Rule Generator.
They stored enough clay ore and then relied on their own thoughts to condense cognition using Spiritfolk technology to forcefully generate virtual rules.
In this way, according to their projections, even if the Fictional Space vanished and their reality collapsed, these Spiritfolk could still sustain their own existence by virtue of the home world they had constructed.
As long as they reached the real