"Correct!" Aquarius nodded excitedly. "The first is called 'Eternal Change.' It represents the constancy of remaining forever in a state of change. This logical contradiction triggers cognitive collapse in any consciousness that tries to understand it."
He pointed to the second container. "'Absolute Relativity' claims that all truths are relative, including this statement itself. It creates an infinitely recursive logical trap."
The third container emitted the most eerie glow. "'Creative Destruction' creates through destruction and destroys through creation. This concept causes any system to destroy itself in the process of self-reinforcement."
Astria looked at these conceptual viruses and felt deeply uneasy. "These things... feel dangerous."
"They are indeed dangerous," Aquarius admitted. "In small-scale tests, I found that these conceptual viruses are equally harmful to the consciousness of ordinary lifeforms."
"Test subjects exposed to 'Eternal Change' fell into thought loops they could not stop. Those exposed to 'Absolute Relativity' completely lost their ability to judge. As for 'Creative Destruction'..."
He paused. "Those exposed to it began unconsciously destroying everything they created, then compulsively rebuilding it, forming an endless loop."
The conference room fell silent. Three options lay before them, and every one carried enormous risks.
Capricon's military assault plan might prove ineffective while also providing nourishment for the enemy.
Astria's conceptual dialogue plan carried tremendous risks, and failure would mean losing the Libra Mark.
Although Aquarius's conceptual virus plan might work, it was essentially mutual destruction.
"We're running out of time," Sagitta reminded them. "The Void Ark will reach the Milky Way's core region in forty-eight hours."
Lin Ye looked at the three who had made their proposals. Every one of them had determination written in their eyes.
Capricon firmly believed that only united military strength could protect the universe.
Astria believed that understanding and communication could resolve even the deepest