The random appearance of Voidspawn did indeed bring enormous crises, leaving people living in fear.
But it had to be kept within certain limits.
Once their numbers grew too large, people would instead become completely numb, or other special circumstances might arise.
In comparison, it was better to let the despair brought by Voidspawn serve as a seasoning, then give people some hope. Only with hope and despair coexisting could the overall numbers continue to rise.
From this scattered information, Roger had gained a rough understanding of the world on the other side. "What do you think? How likely do you think my guess is?"
"It worked logically and was a rather idealized model." After thinking briefly, the Magic Goddess nodded and voiced her opinion. "But the information we have now is still insufficient. We need to keep digging deeper before we can learn more."
"Yes, there's too little information. We need to keep exploring, and we also need to understand their power system and the capabilities of their powerful weapons."
If the greatest enemy of that world was Voidspawn, then as long as they could deal with the Voidspawn, they could resolve any potential crisis. In that case, the whole matter would actually be relatively simple.
Even facing the Pain Mother directly would be the same.
But the current situation was somewhat unusual. The world on the other side seemed to have a very "positive" system, one that was undergoing a frenzied positive cycle and continuously raising that world's upper limit.
And aside from Voidspawn, they had other power systems as well. That could not be ignored!
Before they confirmed the basic circumstances on the other side, passively defending against these limited numbers of Voidspawn seemed like a pretty good idea instead.
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