easily start it up again from another node, or worse, someone else could take up where he left off." Vanda nodded, running his hands through his hair, a mix of fatigue and resolve clear on his face. "We need a more permanent solution. We can’t keep reacting; we need to be proactive." Maya leaned against a desk, her mind racing. "What if we could create a safeguard within the game? Something that could detect and neutralise unauthorised changes automatically?" Elise perked up at the idea. "A digital sentinel? That could work. It would need access to all parts of the game, acting as a watchdog." The group discussed the technicalities, sketching out a plan on a whiteboard filled with diagrams and code snippets. They envisioned a system not just to block unwanted changes but also to alert them if someone tried to breach their digital world again. Working tirelessly through the night, they developed the framework for the sentinel. Elise coded the core algorithms, integrating layers of security checks that could differentiate between their authorized updates and potential intrusions. Vanda and Maya tested each module, ensuring that the system was robust enough to handle various scenarios. As dawn broke, they initiated the sentinel within the game's infrastructure. The digital world lit up, a new entity coming to life within the fabric of Vanda's creation. It was a guardian of their collective will, designed to protect the integrity of the digital and real worlds. "Let's call it the Guardian Protocol," Vanda suggested, watching as their creation patrolled the digital landscape.
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