The Old One, Suk, showed the first plan for the defense of the Origin Realm, and it was called the Casuality Anchor. They were massive universe-sized machines, five hundred in number, that were to be distributed over special points across the Origin Realms, and their jobs would be to stabilize the Temporal Flow of the entire realms.
In their battles these fifty million years, the Primordials had been able to find that so of the annoying enemies they ca across were those who could travel through ti, and attack across the dinsion of ti. There were not many problems for the Primordials, but if they were unleashed inside the Origin Realms, the destruction they could create would be unfathomable.
Lower-dinsional beings were very susceptible to the power of Ti, and the monsters being unleashed by their enemies were so great that even Old Ones were threatened when they were in sufficient numbers.
The sort of monsters they were seeing had never been known to exist before inside Limbo, and they were creatures of madness whose dinsional powers had been twisted into sothing else.
Victorious Genesis assessed this plan; there was nothing wrong with temporal defenses, but he felt that these Anchors were too massive and eye-catching. They were not fighting mindless monsters, and even though a single universe-sized machine would be lost in the vastness of the Origin Realms, they were still large enough that they could be discovered quite easily by their enemies.
"These Anchors should not be bigger than a billion miles; only this size would they be accepted. The number can be increased to as much as a million."
The Old One was about to protest, but when he heard that the number of Casualty Anchors could be increased, it was possible that they could be shrunken.
The Grand Creator protected all life, and every mortal was important to him. Protecting all life was a priority, and every Old One knew how important they were to him.
Suk brought up the second plan: the Origin Immune System, a series of Old Ones from all ten thousand Origin Realms who wished to rge their consciousnesses into one grand consciousness. They would beco spirits that safeguard the inner workings of the Origin Realms, which could not be easily discovered.
Victorious Genesis's eyes lit up; he loved this plan. Despite all the advantages to be found in the Origin Realms, the chance of reaching the level of Primordials was very low, and it was a great thing for Old Ones to rge their consciousness, which could give this collective consciousness the chance to push past the final barrier.
He approved this plan and even wanted it to be expanded. There were so many Old Ones who would never reach the level of Primordials, and Victorious Genesis considered that the result of this rger may have more benefit than what was being introduced here. He saw a feasible plan in this Origin Immune System, but he found the idea of a collective consciousness to be more appealing.
In their desire to create an immune system for the Origin Realms, these Old Ones may have missed out on the benefits of gathering so many powerful consciousnesses into one form.
The third plan that was laid out was the Harmony Engines. This massive living machine would balance fundantal forces across the many infinities of the Origin Realms.
All of the Origin Realms were related but not similar, and every one of them had limitless potential. The Harmony Engines was a plan made by several Primordials and passed on to the Hall of mories, and they had been tweaking it.
All of these plans were at the Primordial Level, and the only reason these Old Ones could work on them was the Hall of mories giving them these pillars that connected to the mind of a powerful Primordial, and they could think in nine dinsions.
The Harmony Engines would gather all the varied forces across all ten thousand Origin Realms and concentrate them into a powerful Primordial soup, and it was intended to beco the power source of a great conceptual weapon. This weapon was to be wielded by the Grand Creator.
They knew that they could not create a weapon befitting a power of Eos status, but perhaps if they could create a source powerful enough for him to pull from when needed, it could help him during his battles.
Victorious Genesis looked over this plan with a wry smile on his face. He knew when these plans were drafted, but that was before the Primordials learned of the true history of Eos and the Ancient Primordials, and discovered how much power and essence were inside his body.
The Harmony Engines were a great and genius plan, but they would be useless for soone like Eos, whose energy storehouse was impossible to put into words.
Even if the Harmony Engines were useless to Eos, the plan was not scrapped because it could be used to power the final plan on this list, and it was the Archive of All Possibilities.
This Archive was created by a genius whom Victorious Genesis could not help but be a little jealous when he thought about this person. He had always thought he was a genius, but this man placed him to sha, as among his countless achievents, he held the title for the being who reached the Primordial level the fastest in history.
Thirty thousand years!
Thirty thousand years for a mortal to cross the impossible gap between a mortal and a Primordial, a speed that may be impossible to ever be matched in the past or the future.
The Primordial of Serene Ascension resembled a man in his early youth, barely older than sixteen, and it was said that when he beca a Primordial, he was not even aware of it; he had been busy running an experint, and he had been so angry that he beca a Primordial in the middle of an experint and his Tribulation ruined his delicate planning.
There was a reason he beca the Primordial of Serene Ascension, and it was because he never faced any bottlenecks in his growth, and he had dismissively chosen a Primordial Title from the countless concepts that were vying for his attention.
The concept of Serene Ascension was a neutral concept and would not disturb his experints, and that was the primary reason out of all the concepts he could have taken, he chosed this one.
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