Facing what seemed like an unsolvable dead end, Lin Ye showed not the slightest panic or despair. While everyone else was disheartened by the less-than-thirty-percent chance of success, he stood quietly at the edge of the Multiverse, gazing at the faintly visible Void Anchors in the distance.
The Perfect Creation Scepter in his hand emitted a gentle yet steadfast golden glow, as though responding to some realization deep within its master's heart.
Mephistopheles noticed Lin Ye's unusual calm and could not help asking, "Have you thought of something?"
Lin Ye slowly turned around, wisdom glimmering in his eyes. "I've been thinking about something—why did the Primordial Destruction God choose such a complicated plan? If it truly possessed absolute power, why didn't it simply destroy everything directly? Why go to such lengths to construct such an enormous anchor network?"
This question plunged everyone present into thought. Indeed, given the terrifying abilities the Destruction God had displayed, such an elaborate arrangement seemed unnecessary.
"Maybe it was to ensure nothing could go wrong?" Victor answered tentatively.
"No." Lin Ye shook his head. "If it were merely for insurance, it could have used a more direct method. There must be crucial information behind this complex arrangement that we've overlooked."
Lin Ye continued his analysis. "There is only one answer—it has a fatal flaw in its power. Although the concept of void can dissolve existence, it itself needs existence as a foundation in order to manifest. Just as darkness needs light to be defined, void only has meaning when contrasted against existence."
This philosophical insight made the members of the Conceptual Deity Council's eyes light up.
Delta, the God of Wisdom, said excitedly, "You mean void and existence are actually a pair of mutually dependent concepts?"
Lin Ye nodded. "Exactly. The 'Eternal Void' pursued by