[Civilization Anchored: Crimson World.]

[Rule Erosion Level: 0.01%. Unable to continue erosion. This world’s rules are highly unique, and it is sufficiently self-contained and powerful. Further erosion risks exposure and counter-anchoring.]

[Maintaining the current erosion rate and remaining in a latent state requires a continuous output of True Game Energy. This Energy consumption will reduce the quota allocated to Players by an average of five percent.]

[A Star Road cannot be established at this time. Although coordinates can be acquired, it is impossible to teleport life forms.]

[Three different options are currently available for the administrator.]

[1. Sever the anchor to this world and continue investing Energy to explore other civilizations in the Star Realm.]

[2. Continue to maintain a safe erosion level while using a ’drilling’ method to establish a more precise and secure Star Road, attempting to insert our life forms into the mortal realm within their civilization.]

(The ’drilling’ method carries minimal risk. However, for the sake of security, stealth, and to prevent interference or blockage from the Mana Will, this process is estimated to take 120 game days. The initial number of life forms that can be deployed will be limited, and only one-way teleportation of Low Tier life forms will be permitted. Please see the detailed regulations for more information.)

[3. Disregard the risk of exposure, force a direct lock on their world, and attempt to open a Star Realm Gate to initiate a war in the Star Realm.]

(Forcibly locking on to the target world will be instantly detected by its Mana Will. This could lead to the Star Road being destroyed during its activation phase, and it even carries a risk of counter-anchoring. The probability of successfully opening the Star Gate is less than 5%. Please take note.)

[Rule Erosion: 0.01%, Available Intelligence] (Expand)

[Crimson World]

[Magic Environment: Upper-Mid Magic]

[World Trait: Crystal Wall World]

(Within the Star Realm, countless different worlds and civilizations exist across various star systems, galaxies, and nebulas. The Crystal Wall World is one such type.)

(The target world’s ’Crystal Wall Space’ envelops its entire Fixed Star System. Its interior is completely isolated from the exterior, making the probability of outside invasion extremely low. Of course, it is also difficult for those within to venture out, unless the Crystal Wall World’s Mana Will is inclined to allow it.)

[Threat Level: Medium-High]

[Dominant Civilization: Blood Race]

(An Upper-Rank Species that evolved from the Human Race. Even the lowest-Tier members of the Blood Race have long lifespans, with the potential for immortality. Their ancestral Bloodline is suspected to belong to an Ancient Life form, similar to the Dragon Race. It is advised that the administrator proceed with caution.)

(The status of the Blood Race Ancestor is unknown. It is highly suspected that this entity has achieved the Dominator Tier and exists in a symbiotic relationship with the Mana Will inside the Crystal Wall. The threat level is extremely high.)

[General World Overview: Unverified]

(Due to the low Rule Erosion Level, the intelligence currently available to the True Game is derived from the records of the world’s native life forms. The administrator is advised to scrutinize this information with caution.)

(This world has one Blood Race Ancestor, suspected to be the origin of the entire Blood Race. Their whereabouts are unknown.)

(This world has thirteen descendants of the original Ancestor. Because the true Ancestor’s whereabouts are unknown, the world’s inhabitants refer to these thirteen as the Thirteen Blood Race Ancestors...)

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’I have to admit, even though True Game wasn’t as impressive this time around, the information it provided was incredibly detailed.’

"Crystal Wall World?"

"Isolating the interior from the exterior, and enveloping an entire Fixed Star System?"

This information alone was enough to pique Lince’s interest.

And that wasn’t even mentioning the Blood Race Ancestor, who was suspected to be an Ancient Life form.

’This anchored civilization is basically the jackpot.’

’A Crystal Wall World, an Ancient Life form, and even the Mana Will is a unique variant? It can envelop an entire Fixed Star System?’

He had to admit, based on this information, Lince finally understood that he had misjudged True Game. 𝒻𝘳ℯℯ𝑤ℯ𝒷𝘯ℴ𝓋ℯ𝘭.𝑐ℴ𝑚

A civilization with such unique traits clearly couldn’t be handled with conventional methods.

As for the three options True Game had provided...

Lince immediately pulled up all the detailed regulations and explanations that came with them.

In the end, he selected Option Two.

Abandoning the anchor to the Crimson World, as suggested in Option One, was something Lince would never choose.

After all, True Game could currently only anchor two worlds.

’If he didn’t anchor the Crimson World, was he supposed to anchor that High-Demon Wizard World instead?’

’Or worse, just wait for True Game to continue searching the Star Sea for other civilizations?’

’Who knew when it would find another civilization?’

Searching for civilizations was a matter of pure luck. And although True Game was extraordinary, it could only borrow the Energy from two—no, three or four worlds—to slowly ’scan’ the various Fixed Star Systems.

Fixed Star Systems containing life are exceedingly rare in the Cosmos. Scanning them one by one was not only inefficient, but finding another Life Planet was entirely up to chance.

With Lince’s level of clearance, he knew something more.

According to True Game itself, before its first "server launch," it had spent roughly five hundred years—in Blue Star time—just making preparations.

What was Blue Star like five hundred years ago?

Lince, of course, knew the answer to that.

And in those five hundred years, by the time True Game launched, it had already locked onto three worlds.

One, of course, was the Oakland Continent.

Another was the Karte Continent.

As for the last one, the Intelligent Machinery Civilization, it had only been locked onto a few decades before the launch.

The Insect Civilization, on the other hand, was a complete accident.

The Insect Civilization had locked onto Blue Star, and only then was it locked onto by True Game in response.

As for the Wizard World, and even the Crimson World...

Well, for those, he had their good ally, the Giant Demon Empire, to thank.