As his thoughts churned, A Lan came up with a solution to the first problem.
One thing was certain: the Inscribed History Race was no benevolent race.
Once they discovered an uncontrollable resource leak in a civilization space, their most direct response would be to eliminate the anomaly and patch potential loopholes.
But once they found that the loophole constantly leaking resources could not be repaired, they would most likely choose purification.
In other words, they would erase the entire space, along with every living being and all matter within it.
They would eliminate the threat at its root.
Therefore, no risky experiments could be conducted in the space where the Branch Lineage clansmen lived.
Much less could it serve as an "instance" for players to enter en masse.
This was where the Branch Lineage clansmen survived, and the script established by the Inscribed History Race had to keep running smoothly.
But the Inscribed History Race could not possibly have only one civilization space.
They wove history and harvested civilizations, so they surely possessed numerous independent spaces imprisoning different civilizations.
Those spaces were the perfect vessels for large-scale instances.
At that thought, his plan became clear.
For now, he would abandon direct interference in the Eclipse Chapter Space and instead turn the other civilization spaces incorporated by the Inscribed History Race into large-scale instances for his players to explore, develop, and milk for resources.
This offered three advantages.
The first was safety and concealment.
Since the problem would not originate with the Branch Lineage clansmen, the Inscribed History Race could still obtain rule-derived energy steadily from here and would not take action against this space.
Second was transferring the risk. Even if the players' various antics led to that space being purified by the Inscribed History Race, the sacrifice would