"Wild Wind, what’s the situation?"
Looking at the ssage from the Curse Demon Empire, Richard imdiately contacted the ruler of the Curse Demon Empire.
After signing the alliance contract, all civilization dinsions, except for the Spirit Desert Civilization, established contact, making information exchange much smoother.
Through dinsions, Dominators can easily contact other Dominators.
"In fact, I’m not sure what the situation is either." Wild Wind’s voice carried a hint of unease, "According to the star map we’ve drawn, there should be a small world cluster composed of dozens of micro worlds near the edge of the world community.
But recently, our internal caravans discovered that this small world cluster has disappeared.
There is nothing but emptiness in the Star Realm, nothing except Ether."
"Nothing except Ether?" Richard’s voice carried a hint of astonishnt, "Are you sure your people didn’t go to the wrong place?"
"I’m very sure. I went to see personally."
"Dozens of worlds... that’s not a small number." Richard rubbed his brow, "Why have you only discovered this now?"
"Don’t think of us like you, Miracle Wizard." Wild Wind’s raspy voice carried so helplessness, "Though I have mobilized the entire civilization, unless it hits them in the face, they won’t take it seriously."
Due to the Wizard Alliance, the influence of the Civilization Devourer has always been limited to the territories of the original Galaxy Mayfly civilization, the native area between the Galaxy Mayfly and the Spirit Desert Civilization, the occupied zone of the Spirit Desert Civilization, and the area of another unknown civilization on the other side.
The civilizations bordering directly on the Civilization Devourer are only the Wizards and the gods.
Under these circumstances, it is hard for the Curse Demon Empire, which hasn’t experienced an attack by the Civilization Devourer like the Natural Federation, to feel any tangible impact from a war far away.
"...I understand."
Richard took a deep breath, all sorts of information about the star map flashing through his mind.
Wizards have obtained a star map drawn by the Supre, which, although not very complete, recorded the positions of most worlds.
After converting the coordinates from the Supre Star Map, Richard exhaled.
"The coordinates are correct. There indeed existed a small world cluster there, and it was very normal, with no unusual migration or concealnt phenona."
"So what’s your conclusion?"
"What else could it be?" Richard’s gaze turned sharp, "Worlds don’t disappear without a trace for no reason. Besides the Civilization Devourer, who else can make a small world cluster vanish without a trace?"
"I agree with you," Wild Wind replied, "but I need so evidence to get those lazy pigs to move.
I recall a piece of intelligence from the frontlines about a coordinate shift in the world."
"Yes, according to our surveying, the world coordinates in the occupied zone of the Civilization Devourer have shifted, with the direction being the past Galaxy Great World."
"Perhaps this intelligence should be updated now." Wild Wind’s voice carried a hint of seriousness, "The Civilization Devourer not only can cause world coordinates to shift slowly, but he can even make worlds disappear quietly."
...
"That’s the current situation. Does anyone have anything to say?"
In the Wizard Dinsion, Alliance Council Hall. Richard leaned against the backrest, rhythmically tapping the table with his fingers.
"Yes," the Great World Tree began, "I’ve seen world migration technology. Though difficult, it isn’t particularly hard for that monster.
But the question now is, how did he get behind us? And why did he get behind us?
World migration requires a Dominator to host it. Once discovered, not only would he not gain the world, but his avatar would also be destroyed.
The risk is too great, not worth migrating other worlds within the occupied zone."
The Great World Tree is a Dominator who has experienced the war between the Predecessor Civilization Alliance and the Civilization Devourer. He has seen that grand war and knows how strange the Civilization Devourer’s thods are.
But even he is sowhat puzzled at the mont.
"We are all at the front; no one is looking after the back, which is neglected." Wild Wind said, "Who would have thought that a Civilization Devourer’s avatar would suddenly appear in our hinterlands?"
"It’s not that simple." The Great World Tree shook his head, "There must be other reasons in it; we certainly overlooked sothing..."
"Right, we did overlook sothing." Richard suddenly spoke.
With a slight point of his finger, a massive star map appeared in the air of the Council Hall, with a dizzying array of data densely packed onto it.
"I think our minds have been sowhat restricted. The Star Realm isn’t a flat map. From a flat perspective, the Civilization Devourer and the Curse Demon Empire are separated by many civilizations, but from a three-dinsional perspective..."
The flat star map suddenly unfolded, finally transforming into a three-dinsional star map.
"The distance between the Civilization Devourer and the Curse Demon Empire is actually not that far, just crossing a small section of the Black Domain is enough."
Watching the change in the star map, almost all the Dominators were taken aback.
The distribution of their world community is flat and olive-shaped, with most worlds in the sa horizontal height range. Using a flat star map isn’t much more troubleso than using a three-dinsional star map.
This is why many civilizations are accustod to using flat star maps.
And this habit has also made them subconsciously overlook that the Star Realm is actually three-dinsional.
On a three-dinsional star map, a part of the Curse Demon Empire even surpasses the Natural Federation, directly bordering with Wizards. However, due to the isolation of the native world and the small Black Domain, they hadn’t discovered it.
"We should have discovered this issue earlier." The Eternal God King spoke, "The Map Maker’s responsibility must be pursued, but their supervisors cannot escape responsibility either."
The Curse Demon Empire has been part of the Wizard Alliance for so ti now, and the alliance’s map has been updated completely. However, on the star map, the depiction of the overlapping region of the Curse Demon Empire is rely annotated.
This is a typical example of inaction.
"Don’t show off to those little guys," Beelzebub mocked. "What does a Map Maker count for in the Military Departnt? Can they force a three-dinsional star map when the Legion Commander in front needs a flat one?"
Beelzebub’s words are undoubtedly correct; logistics serve the front lines, providing whatever the frontline needs.
Logistics cannot command the frontline legions.
"Issue the military order," Richard spoke up, "We might as well conduct the military reform simultaneously."
Upon hearing Richard ntion military reform, all Dominators present except the one from the Abyss Civilization imdiately focused their gaze on Richard.
"Have you reached a conclusion internally?" asked the God King of Ten Thousand Changes.
"Yes, military reform is imperative, and the alliance’s next-phase actions need to change."
Wild Wind stared at Richard, the huge eye on his chest suddenly flashing with surprise.
"Has your Civilization Treasure already been nurtured successfully?"
As a Civilization Leader with a Civilization Treasure, Wild Wind suddenly sensed an aura similar to his own emanating from Richard.
"Yes, after adjusting the nurturing direction, it succeeded directly," Richard replied nonchalantly.
However, Richard’s words, though spoken casually, carried imnse weight. Changing the nurturing direction of a Civilization Treasure is sothing only a Civilization Leader can accomplish.
And Richard saying this implies that Wizard Civilization has produced a Leader.
Military reform, successful nurturing of the Civilization Treasure, a Leader... Combining all conditions, many Dominators realized one fact—Richard had unified the Wizard Civilization.
The previously sowhat fragnted Wizard Civilization was no more.
"It’s been less than a year, hasn’t it?"
With shock in his eyes, Youming looked at Richard, thinking to himself, "Breaking the limit in a year, quelling internal conflict, overpowering internal Dominators... Is this guy a monster?"
The internal conflict Richard faced was even more severe than the Natural Federation’s past turmoil.
Two Breaking Limit Dominators, and they were seasoned Dominators of Spiritual Evolution. Youming couldn’t fathom how Richard managed to end internal chaos and stabilize internally within a year.
This question was shared not only by Youming but also by other Dominators unaware of the inside details.
Wild Wind looked at Richard, silently sighing, "This guy is surprisingly strong... The teacher’s advice proved to be correct, indeed."
...
The Great World Tree looked at Richard in awe, and amidst shock, he felt it was only natural.
He had seen the King of Titans.
Richard, as the new King of Titans, possessed this kind of power—it’s not sothing extraordinary.
"Worthy of being the new king indeed."
...
"Military reform is inevitable."
The Eternal God King, God King of Ten Thousand Changes, and Sun God King exchanged words silently.
"Then let him proceed," the God King of Ten Thousand Changes said calmly, "This era belongs to him, and it’s also the era of the Wizards."
"But I think we can negotiate," the Sun God King suddenly interjected, "Recently, each civilization has been expanding and clearing native worlds. Perhaps we can exchange for the natives’ beliefs."
"Negotiation requires qualification," the Eternal God King replied quietly, "This guy unified the Wizards and is the Leader of the Abyss. The Natural Federation and the Curse Demon Empire likely also have private agreents with him.
We no longer have the qualifications to negotiate."
"Go speak with Ulysses," the God King of Ten Thousand Changes looked at Richard with a complex expression, "He’s soone who values relationships. Speaking to Ulysses, this negotiation might have so hope.
But the cost... won’t be small."
...
Facing the diverse thoughts of many Dominators, Richard lightly tapped the table, his gaze sweeping across the Dominators around the round table, wearing a friendly smile.
"Ladies and gentlen, let’s have a vote. I propose the rging of legions for military reform."
"...I agree."
"Agree."
"I have no objections."
"Let’s conclude quickly..."
Accompanied by the decisions of many Dominators, the military reform resolution passed unanimously.
Historians later evaluated this eting as one where, after the major military reform, Wizard Governor Richard had thoroughly gained control over the Wizard Alliance.
He effectively beca the Governor of the Wizard Alliance in factual terms.
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