The Order's Dawn coordinator marked out the danger zones. "Highly mixed information signatures detected at the cores of the parasitic sites. Confirmed to contain fragments of information from the Source of Myriad Colors, the Court of Delight, and another unknown civilization. The Mimic is indeed piecing together and exploiting the 'corpses' of deleted civilizations."
"It hasn't fully controlled the colony yet. It's still in the early stages of infiltration and concealment," Radiant Stilllight assessed. "This is the best time to remove it."
"How?" Harmonic Leaping Note asked. "Attack the parasitic sites directly? That could damage the colony's own logical network. Besides, the Mimic has likely put countermeasures in place. Once attacked, it might immediately trigger logical contradictions and cause widespread chaos."
Lin Ye gazed at the animated diagram.
The Mimic was, at its core, a "malicious assemblage of information remnants," with its power rooted in "simulation" and "inducement." Removing it required a method that could precisely strip away the "foreign matter" while repairing the logical damage to its host.
This was a far more delicate and difficult task than resisting "deletion" or "overwriting."
He thought of the Prototype, but its abilities leaned more toward large-scale "concept stabilization" and "definition empowerment." Would they work for such delicate "logical rejection" and "information purification"?
Then he thought of the Many-Faced Illusion Clan. Their extreme sensitivity to "definitions" and "information texture" might make them the most precise "scalpel" available.
A plan gradually took shape.
"We need to perform 'minimally invasive surgery,'" Lin Ye said. "Radiant Stilllight, Harmonic Leaping Note, you'll maintain the stability of the colony's overall logical network and prevent any unexpected collapse during the removal process. Order's Dawn coordinator, construct a highly isolated virtual sandbox and map the seven parasitic sites and their surrounding logical networks into it. Simulate the chain reactions