Item #: Class—Plum Blossom 7 (Overlord Nexus)

Containment Procedures: This entity cannot be contained by any effective measures. Even its derivative product, Class—Plum Blossom 7—Temporal Locust, remains uncontainable due to Class—Plum Blossom 7 ([REDACTED]).

Description: Class—Plum Blossom 7 is a dimensional distortion-type organization. It exists as an aberration within the multiverse, exhibiting severe anti-human, anti-social, and anti-civilization tendencies. It frequently plunders and enslaves resources at the unit level—the basic building block of the multiverse: civilization. After consuming such resources, it can mass-produce imitations of entire civilizations.

By nature, Class—Plum Blossom 7 is inherently aggressive and stealthy. It constantly clashes with multiversal organizations. Even among dimensional distortion groups, resource wars erupt often. This poses an extreme threat to civilization growth.

Class—Plum Blossom 7—Temporal Locusts are non-frontline expendables. They are cultivated through a point redemption system, much like an online game.

Most Temporal Locusts appear human. Some possess non-human traits due to ([REDACTED]). They originate primarily from worlds controlled by the Overlord Nexus.

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Most Temporal Locusts perish across various worlds. A rare few escape Class—Plum Blossom 7’s control. Escape depends on how the organization cultivates them. The vast majority die violently, never transcending.

Since 1996, large-scale irregular spatial fluctuations occurred worldwide. This preceded mass arrivals of Class—Plum Blossom 7—Temporal Locusts.

These Temporal Locusts clashed violently with the Anomaly Containment Coalition, the Second Meteorological Bureau, and Evil God worshippers. Local forces suffered heavy losses in initial conflicts. This forced containment groups to reveal their trump cards. They mobilized all real-world strength for a joint purge.

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The last arriving Class—Plum Blossom 7—Temporal Locust died from a headshot in Afghanistan, 2001.

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“This organization is insatiably greedy and utterly insane toward the multiverse. The fun part? There’s more than one like it.” — Chen Ang