The system placed its optimal plan at the very top of the screen.
Its success rate exceeded that of any existing containment measure.
Execution would take only ten breaths.
The first White Vessel shared an origin with the undersea Backup Stone Cocoon.
If its Ancient Authority were fully unleashed and then overlaid onto the incomplete host, both bodies would collapse as they competed for the same coordinates.
Kaguya would lose her physical vessel, and the probability of her revival would fall to nearly zero.
The system did not conceal the cost.
The White Vessel's newly formed judgment, memories, and ability to refuse would all disappear with it.
Judged solely by the outcome, exchanging a consciousness that did not yet possess a complete identity for the safety of the Shinobi World was indeed the least demanding option.
Gen did not close the screen.
Nor did he make an immediate choice.
First, he broke the system's plan down into elements that could be independently verified.
Whether the two hosts shared an origin was cross-checked using tissue debris examined by the Medical Team, the black authority, and space fluctuations.
Whether the overlay would damage its consciousness was calculated from the changes the first Vessel had undergone while resisting commands earlier.
Whenever the Ancient Authority expanded, its own words diminished.
If the authority were fully unleashed, the blank space belonging to it would be filled by the other body.
No one needed to believe the system to accept that conclusion.
The three existing sets of records were enough to prove the risk.
The representatives of the Five Nations soon disagreed.
Some advocated immediate execution.
Compared with everyone who might be engulfed by Infinite Tsukuyomi, one artificially created body was already a small enough price.
Others believed they should at least confirm whether the Vessel