In this instance, it leaned more towards egalitarianism and favored disruptive interference plays over direct combat, and thanks to prior preparations, Sung-Woon's Pantheon took the initiative to strike with a revolution at the given opportunity.5

There were various possible defensive responses in such a case. First, choosing to take no action was commonly considered.0

If one were to simply succumb to the revolution, a modern societal structure could be established. However, the problem was that this process would cause significant difficulties internally. Beyond the simple system changes, issues would arise when crimes on a racial scale occur among hostile species, species bias emerges, an uncontrollable new government is born, or when a country becomes further divided.0

Sung-Woon knew Hegemonia’s Union Kingdom wouldn't choose to not take action.0

‘If they show even the slightest vulnerability, they know I would exploit the opening. Besides, Hegemonia rarely chose no action in their personal history as a player.’0

Sung-Woon personally believed that...1