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How to destroy the citadel requires the crucible to have a self destruct facility. Logical to presume that a kill switch would be installed as a safety feature on such a high energy device? Or is that just "health and Safety" logic?
Earth is toast, but the fleet could FTL out of the system and escape the energy blast. The Sol Relay is shown to be destroyed and being in the same system I think it would take the full blast of the destruction/overload spike of the Citadel and the Crucible. BUT I also do not assume that the blast of energy was transmitted down the relay in the instant it was destroyed. It didn't happen with Aratoht Arrival, it shouldn't be applied to the ending
What I think the graphic on the Galaxy Map represented was the breakdown of the communication signal and/or the traffic linking of the relay. But these are not night mare scenarios. Best case scenario is that the relays are not cut, but the communication link of the Reapers is, they are now unco-ordinated and most probably "maddened" like Rachni are when the hive mind is disconnected. The other scenario are that the traffic links etc are cut
OK there are still Reapers, maybe a disrupted relay network, the Sol system relay is destroyed but all is not lost.
Fleet Escaped out of Range of Energy blast (Including Normandy). Using QEC communication to connect galactic enclaves. Regroup fleet in SOL, begin reconstruction of Sol service network (Fuelling sites, construction facilities, MARS Prothean data retrieved, Earth data retrieved)
Collect all known data on relays and begin constucting a link to other enclaves, coordinates nown, anchor relay in place, the Sol Relay would not necessarily be beyond the capability of the cycle, especially with access to Salarian data from Ilos and other sources
Enough to cook up an ME story? Apply a timeline to suit, sprinkle some
seasoning to taste.That's how I head canoned a destroy consequence.
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