Lin Ye smiled, then displayed his new invention.
"This is the Existence Amplifier." He raised a disk radiating golden light. "It can enhance the abilities of all existence-related properties within a radius of one thousand conceptual units while suppressing the erosion of void-related properties."
"What is the principle behind it?" a Thousand-Wisdom Civilization scientist asked.
"It uses the resonance effect of the concept of existence," Lin Ye explained. "Just as a Tuning Fork triggers resonance at the same frequency, the Existence Amplifier causes nearby concepts of existence to reinforce one another, forming a field that opposes the void."
"Brilliant!" the scientist exclaimed. "Can we mass-produce it?"
"Yes, but it requires cooperation from every civilization." Lin Ye assigned the tasks. "The Magic Federation will provide the Concept Stabilization Arrays, the Mechanical Empire will manufacture the casings, and the Thousand-Wisdom Civilization will handle system integration. We need at least five hundred within three days."
All sides immediately sprang into action.
The Mechanical Empire's technology division brought good news as well.
"By studying the captured Consciousness Seed samples, we have developed the Consciousness Shield." The chief scientist displayed a helmet-like device. "When worn, it forms a protective barrier at the consciousness level and can resist seventy percent of consciousness intrusions."
"Mass-produce them immediately," Lin Ye ordered. "Equip the frontline forces first."
An analyst from the Thousand-Wisdom Civilization projected a complex network map.
"This is the complete distribution map of the Void Anchors." The analyst pointed at several key nodes. "The red ones are super-cores, which have already been modified. The yellow ones are regional cores, twenty-seven in total. The green ones are ordinary anchors, numbering over three thousand."
"If we destroy all the regional cores..."
"The entire Void Anchor Network will be paralyzed by eighty percent," the analyst confirmed.
Victor then presented his