Mr. Pantalone has no crazy plans today.

Similarly, Pantarone was able to easily perceive the 'truth' and everything else hidden in the Teyvat continent from those concealed things.

According to his idea, if he could use the interpretation of the laws of spacetime and the power of 'imaginary energy' to distort the laws of spacetime in Teyvat, then theoretically he could control the 'reincarnation' of Teyvat.

According to the theory of eternal recurrence, everything will return to its original state after a sufficiently long period of time.

Such an event, over an infinite amount of time, also means that the same thing can happen countless times.

As long as they can control this 'cycle', they can decide everything within it with a transcendent will.

This idea suggests that, if Pantalone's idea holds true, then the will that holds the throne in the heavens may have experienced something similar countless times.

Based on this idea, Pantalone proposed this plan.

This is one of the alternative plans prepared to replace the 'Stigmata Project', and in Pantalone's eyes, it is a plan that is even more perfect than the 'Stigmata Project'.

The so-called Eternal Return Plan—

It is a rogue plan to master the laws of time and space reincarnation and set the ending as unique. It will never admit anything unless it gets the ending it approves of, and will reset the 'reincarnation' of this world an infinite number of times.

However, rather than a perfect plan, Pantalone sees the plan itself as more of a curse.

Because this is not a complete mastery of the power of time, the ability to rewind and start over at will.

Even the Ruler of Time, one of the original shadows, cannot arbitrarily rewind and restart time in Teyvat an infinite number of times, let alone Pantalone.

Pantalone's plan involves an infinite number of resets and restarts.

In reality, it utilizes the interpretation of the laws of spacetime itself to accelerate time to the extreme, forcibly ending this cycle of Teyvat and starting the next cycle of 'reincarnation' ahead of time.

On the other hand, through the ability of 'imaginary energy' which is not part of Teyvat, in this plan 'imaginary energy' will serve as a carrier of information, transmitting the information of this cycle of 'reincarnation' to the next cycle.

Ensuring Pantalone has countless opportunities to try and fail again is a rogue plan that allows him to have an infinite number of chances to fail and start over, as well as theoretically an infinite amount of time.

Unless he achieves the outcome he envisions, transcends 'natural law' and defeats 'that'.

Only then will this endless repetition end; otherwise, under this plan, the Fools will only continue to challenge 'natural law' time and time again until they achieve final victory and a result.

However, if one cannot overcome the will of 'natural law', then it means that such an experience will be repeated and staged endlessly.

In a sense, this is tantamount to trapping everyone in this great cause of resisting 'natural justice,' which can be described as a prison and a curse on everyone's life.

This is why Pantarone called the plan a curse; in a sense, the plan itself is even worse than the 'Stigmata Project'.

The core of this plan is to use the 'imaginary singularity' as a core factor unaffected by 'reincarnation' to distort the spacetime laws of Teyvat.

As long as he, as the "descendant" of this world, is not affected by the "reincarnation," he can restart this game of chess an infinite number of times, and try and fail an infinite number of times to find the one and only perfect solution.

Even if there is no way to defeat 'Ten no Ritual', then in these countless restarts, 'Ten no Ritual', which maintains Teyvat, will be worn down to its limit.

On the other hand, since everything has been reset, the civilization's progress level will also be reset to zero, returning to the initial level and grade. When facing 'that', the difficulty will not be increased to a higher level.

From any perspective, this plan can be considered the best possible solution, but it is by no means a humane plan, at least not much more so than the 'Stigmata Project'.

For this reason, although Pantalone considered it as a backup plan to replace the 'Stigmata Project', he would not regard the plan itself as the most perfect plan.

If the 'Stigmata Project' is the trump card and the last insurance, then the 'Eternal Return Project' is his fallback plan, a fallback plan that he can confidently implement an unlimited number of times.

If he does fail in the end, it will not be the end for him.

He still has another chance to start over, and this is the real trump card that gives Pantalone peace of mind, ensuring that he always has room for maneuver, no matter when or where.

But this doesn't mean it's the perfect plan; the perfect solution he seeks is far more than this.

Therefore, he would not stop searching for the perfect plan. However, this plan was already sufficient for him, and he was not in a hurry to perfect the final plan.

After proposing the Eternal Return Plan, he had a certain degree of relaxation that made him not worry about what would happen if he failed.

He now has enough confidence to not have to worry about the consequences of failure.

However, the Eternal Return Plan in this regard is still just a draft. For this plan to truly succeed, it requires much more than that. It needs a mechanism that relies on the power of 'imaginary numbers' and cannot be stopped even by the will of the Heavenly Throne.

In other words, it is a preset ability to automatically activate eternal recurrence under certain conditions. That is to say, this ability is an automatically triggered device, rather than a device activated by someone's will.

On this point, he always believed that the switch-like devices controlled by humans are more easily influenced and have their control seized, while only automated devices can guarantee that they will not fail at critical moments.

However, the research on this device is currently just a concept in his mind. To truly realize the idea of ​​the Eternal Return plan, there are still many things he needs to prepare.

Whether it's the large amount of financial and material resources required for the experiment or the related research on 'imaginary singularities', all of these require a significant investment of resources to see results.

With such research investment, Mora evaporated at an unimaginable rate. These massive investments, amounting to astronomical sums, could probably only be consumed by Pantalone.

But he believed that "the doctor" would give him a satisfactory result, and he knew exactly what to do... and what to do.

This was determined by the unspoken understanding between Pantalone and Dottoré.

Having worked together for so long, the two already have a thorough understanding of each other, which means they don't even need much explanation to understand what the other is trying to say.

The other slices of the "Doctor," who possesses numerous slices, are by no means useless; while dividing himself into numerous slices...

Each slice of "Doctor" possesses an equal level of intelligence, representing the wisdom "Doctor" has in researching this kind of matter.

This is by no means an extraordinary talent that a single person could possess, but rather the genius wisdom brought together by many different selves.

Thanks to the numerous different slides, each of the "doctors" specializes in a slightly different area of ​​research.

In this respect, "Doctor" not only made him a brilliant and talented scholar, but also a versatile scholar with extensive knowledge in many fields.

He is indeed omniscient to the vast majority of people, which is one of the reasons why the "Doctor's" talent, wisdom, and strength far surpass those of others.