Time is the greatest screenwriter.
What seemed like the right decision at the time may, over time, become a boomerang that hits you in the face. Elven probably never imagined that his act of gratitude towards the Guta Star People would become the origin of their doom.
Every sip and every bite is ordained by Heaven; Fate is unpredictable, and even the True God cannot control it.
Elven foresaw that the mother plane might face a cataclysmic disaster, but he never imagined that he was partly responsible for the cause of this cataclysm!
After sighing, Hefeisi raised his right hand and reached out to grab at his side.
A vortex of colorful elements appeared, leading to another space.
When Hefeisi withdrew his right hand, it was clear that he was holding an ancient scroll gleaming with gold between his five fingers.
"The Spear of Destiny, I hope the teacher's arrangement will be useful." Hefeisi sighed softly, stroking the scroll and feeling its slightly rough texture.
Although he disliked the Guta Star People, he had a fondness for the Elven Plane, which had given birth to his teacher, and if he could, Hefeisi would not want the Elven Plane to be Destruction the Primordial Evil God.
Therefore, he produced this God Level scroll that he could have kept.
Having foreseen the impending catastrophe that would destroy the Elven Plane, Elven naturally wouldn't leave things unprepared; he left behind three arrangements.
First, his former defeated opponent, the Peak Demigod of the Fate system, the Fate Defier, Sid.
The prophecy made Elven realize that in the future, he would either be unable to return to the Mother Plane due to some uncontrollable force, or he would have already perished; otherwise, the Primordial Evil God could not have caused any turmoil.
It's not that Elven was confident he could suppress the evil god.
The fundamental reason is that even if he could break free from the Realm of Exile, Diorus would not risk his life to devour an ordinary plane and become an enemy of a True God. It's not worth it, since there are so many planes in the Astral Realm that he can Destruction and devour. There's no need to hang himself on one tree.
In that case, without his own existence, if he wants to save the Elven Plane, having a trump card that can deter or severely damage the existence of True God is crucial.
"Spear of Destiny," Star God -level scroll of Fate, was created by Elven with great effort during his lifetime. Under certain conditions, it can unleash an attack powerful enough to severely injure True God.
Because Elven's own primordial power is incorporated, to activate the Spear of Destiny, one must be a powerful being of the Fate element at the level of High-Rank Demigod or above, or preferably a native life form of Elven Plane. In this way, the power of the plane can be used to enhance the Spear of Destiny, making its power even greater.
Sid the Fate Defier undoubtedly meets the above conditions.
If the Spear of Destiny is a powerful weapon, then Sid is the one left behind by Elven to pull the trigger.
Of course, Sid's role was not limited to this.
Having a deep understanding of the rules governing the planes, Elven knew that once a crisis occurred, the Plane Will would inevitably cultivate Child of Destiny to deal with the disaster.
For World Destroyer, these Child of Destiny are often the first obstacles they must eliminate.
To eliminate the Child of Destiny, one must first find them in the vast universe.
What if there's no location tracking?
A fortune teller is the preferred option!
The crux of the problem lies in how to prevent fortune tellers from identifying the Child of Destiny.
The only ones who can deal with a diviner are naturally stronger diviners. In the entire Elven Plane, apart from Fate, the former number one Elven, Sid is the most powerful. With him in charge, it can be guaranteed that those who pose a threat to the evil god will not be located by other diviners.
Elven's second arrangement was with the Guta Star People.
He left the Guta Star People with many legacies and trump cards, not only because of his deep affection for this race, but also because he intended for them to protect the mother plane.
In Elven's view, the kind-hearted Guta Star People would definitely fight against the evil forces to the end and would absolutely be the best guardians of the plane.
However, the will of the group as a whole is not always in sync with that of the individual.
The views of those at the top differ greatly from those of ordinary people.
For various reasons, Elven's second arrangement was scrapped.
Elven's last arrangement, and also his trump card as a last resort, was to have Hefeisi immediately report the existence of the evil god to the Spellcaster Association and spread the news that there was a severely injured Primordial Evil God in Elven Plane.
This wasn't because Elven wanted the Spellcaster Association to help him destroy the evil god.
The prophecy revealed a harsh reality to Elven: the evil god would either break free of his Realm of Exile on his own or be released by life forms native to Elven Plane.
If the evil god breaks free from its restraints due to external reasons, the Spellcaster Association will inevitably intervene.
The fact that the Spellcaster Association did not intervene even once in the many predicted timelines is enough to explain the situation.
The purpose of spreading the message was to intimidate the Primordial Evil God, so that it could break free from its constraints and Escape the Elven Plane as soon as possible.
Reporting to the association was intended to persuade them to turn a blind eye to outsider God Level, considering his past achievements, thus increasing transparency and letting the evil god know that God Level powerhouse was targeting him, thereby increasing his deterrent effect.
Only a wild beast can scare away another wild beast.
Elven's third arrangement was a classic case of using one enemy to devour another.
If the arrival of a foreign God Level being fails to frighten away the evil god, Hefeisi will take his teacher's handwritten will to the association's higher-ups and request an early end to the Civilization Protection Period.
Without the protection of the Spellcaster Association, the entire Elven Plane will face the cruel Astral Realm naked.
Civilizations within this plane will all be in grave danger.
This was also Elven's last trump card.
Sacrifice the small to save the big!
At the same time, it also represents his personal value hierarchy.
Most importantly, the Elven Plane itself is considered; the Guta Star People are ranked after that, and then there are other native civilizations and races.
Apart from a few entities like the World Destroyer who draw power from the Destruction of planes, most forces in the Astral Realm follow a path of sustainable development and do not engage in short-sighted actions. Very few forces would destroy a plane that continuously generates resources.
Therefore, after the early end of the Civilization Protection Period in the Elven Plane, many forces from the Astral Realm will definitely flock in, including Astral Realm- level civilizations.
An Astral Realm civilization would certainly be able to deal with a weakened Primordial Evil God; even if it couldn't kill him, it could at least drive him away.
In this way, although the Elven Plane fell into the hands of the outsiders, the plane itself was preserved.
As for the possibility of native beings being enslaved, Elven no longer cared. In his eyes, the Mother Plane was the most important thing, and for this reason, he could even abandon the Guta Star People, whom he considered half of his Mother Planet.