Setting Things Right

Having peacefully resolved the natives of the occult arts domain, the Collectors had completed part of their plan and began moving on to the next step.

Originally, under the Collectors' intervention plan for the natives, they had intended to brainwash those natives who used the spiritual domain, alter their memories, and then use a materialist regime to impose ideas upon the entire native civilization such as "occult arts do not exist," "occult arts are merely superstition," and "occult arts are just deceptive tricks."

As long as no one tried to use the spiritual domain or believed in its existence, even the most gifted individuals would never become aware of it.

Once the collective denial of the spiritual domain became "common knowledge" within native civilization, scientific development would become the mainstream, and that civilization would return to the proper track.

To put it bluntly, they would weave a massive prison of lies and deceive an entire native civilization.

But the Collectors had considered one issue: eventually, there would be an accident that caused some individual within the native civilization to use the spiritual domain again. Once that happened, the dam of common knowledge built through the Collectors' intervention would collapse with a crash, and native civilization would once again throw itself into the embrace of the spiritual domain. After all, the spiritual domain was "truth," and the lie would be exposed.

In response to this problem, the Collectors temporarily changed their minds. They decided not to brainwash the natives who used the spiritual domain, but instead let them properly understand Amoeba and correct their understanding of the universe.

They would be made to understand the harm the spiritual domain posed to their civilization and ordered to block all information regarding occult arts within their civilization. Should anyone independently stumble upon it