This divergence that appeared was not without reason.
Both choices had their own crucial internal logic.
Thus, the Holy Spirit itself was also entangled and hesitant.
If, according to the Prophet, they were to first oppress Human Civilization and then turn back to deal with the Weird Demons, it would naturally be considered a more idealized choice, but the reason it was idealized was precisely because the methods of Human Civilization were hard to predict.
Once they were held up on the human front, the rear would face immense pressure and losses, possibly even leading directly to collapse.
However, the other choice meant giving up on confronting Human Civilization.
Instead, it prioritized the battle against the Weird Demons and shifted the competition with Human Civilization to its own development.
But the Holy Spirit lacked confidence.
No, it should be said that as it stood, their chances of losing this competition were far greater than the chances of victory.
