At an emergency meeting, Primordial Origin put forward a bold proposal. Since the Lord of Order had chosen all-out war, the network could not remain passively defensive. It had to find a way to strike back, to attack the Lord of Order directly rather than merely dealing with the disasters it created.
The proposal sparked fierce debate. The Lord of Order was a Seventh-Dimensional existence, while even the network's strongest members were only at the fifth-dimensional level. The gap between them was a qualitative chasm. Direct confrontation seemed like an impossible task, like ants trying to challenge an elephant.
But Primordial Origin pointed out that the network's advantage did not lie in individual strength, but in the power of connection. If it could gather the wills of enough existences and create resonance on the Conceptual Layer, it might be able to threaten the Lord of Order. This had already been proven during the Dark Era, when they had driven back the powerful Cleaners through collective will.
The problem was scale. Back then, they had only faced a few Cleaners. This time, they were confronting a Seventh-Dimensional existence. The number of wills required would be astronomical; perhaps most of the Multiverse's existences would have to take part.
Lin Ye sank into thought. The plan was feasible in theory, but nearly impossible in practice. Uniting the existences of the entire Multiverse required more than strength—it required recognition. Only when everyone truly believed in the ideals represented by the Superconsciousness Network could their wills resonate.
Perhaps this was the true Concept War.
He made his decision. They would continue defending the endangered dimensions and save as many lives as possible, while intensifying the spread of their ideals. They would let every existence see what the Lord of Order was doing and understand the