As soon as this post was published, the comnts below began to jump at the speed of ten thousand tis per second.
The confusion in the post about which top-tier large civilization Lor belongs to soon t with a comnt with the most support, suspected to have been made by a Tier Eight great being.
[I believe this future nine-star genius is not a mber of any top-tier large civilization, but rather a mber of a large civilization.
I won’t say I am fully aware of all the relevant information about top-tier large civilizations, but I do know about their racial forms, and none have a racial form like this nine-star genius.
To be honest, I am perplexed about one thing, why would this genius from a large civilization choose to reveal himself now?
If he were a genius from a top-tier large civilization, revealing himself now would be all benefit and no harm.
There are Tier Eight beings above to shield him from the storm.
If he further demonstrates his talents, he could very likely elevate his civilization to a higher level, possibly becoming a dominant civilization of a Plane Sea.
But it is different for large civilizations. If the top-tier large civilization of his Plane Sea learns of his existence, I believe there’s no need for to say what would happen, as there have been many, many examples.]
A genius with such potential, as long as they grow up, has a ten percent chance of bringing a large civilization to the level of a top-tier large civilization.
In the opinion of the being who posted this comnt, only caution is what ’Space-Ti’ should pursue.
Brashness, undoubtedly, is forcing oneself onto a dead-end path.
Below this comnt, comnts like agreent, support, and endorsent abound.
So comnts also expressed regret for the genius with nine-star potential.
Other comnts rebutted, arguing that if this genius were in an alliance led by top-tier large civilizations, the outco might not be that bad.
So even cursed this genius nad ’Space-Ti’ for being too stupid, lacking reverence, wasting his talents.
Compared to the previous post, the decline in the viewership of this contentious post is noticeably slower, attracting more viewers from various civilizations.
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At the sa ti, outside the Arena.
Figures with various appearances erged like rain, curiously looking into the Arena.
In their sight were two beings who had expanded Barrier Secret Techniques of millions of miles, confronting each other at a distance of five million miles.
Among them, the mber of the Life Civilization radiated two kinds of Law Prototype auras, with a life level reaching Tier Six, enveloped by a broken space.
As for the other, the main reason they entered this ti, the aura on the Tier Five space being was only Tier Five, yet in terms of montum, it was not inferior to the opposite.
More importantly, the aura emitted by the being nad Space-Ti, shining bright and dazzling, with seven kinds of Law Prototypes, made them envious.
"Tier Five, seven kinds of Law Prototypes, Space Faction, nine-star seed, in our Wind Cliff’s 1322 Plane Sea of this era, there are only five." A creature with a pair of blood wings on its back, resembling a tiger in shape and a leopard in head, exclaid.
"Hey, our Kingdom of Feather is not much different, really don’t know how their brains grow, Tier Five can comprehend so many Law Prototypes." A being composed entirely of Blue Crystal Stone, about three ters high, replied.
"Ha, so what if the talent is high? Not a mber of a top-tier large civilization, now his talent is exposed, his fate is imaginable." A creature sneered.
"Actually, it’s not so absolute, if he is in a large Alliance, or pledges to a top-tier large civilization like Life Civilization, the future is equally limitless." A creature refuted.
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Inside the Arena at this ti, Lor floated in the void five million miles away from the bi-coloured plant, besides leaving three parts of his attention to guard against the other, the rest of his attention drifted outside the Arena, filled with joy.
Having already tested everything that needed testing, he rely needed to bide ti, after all, the turtle shell couldn’t do much to him.
An hour later, the Arena would naturally deem him the winner.
Compared to the mber of the Life Civilization, what made him happier now, and more worth his attention, was the audience outside the Arena, erging like bamboo shoots after rain.
Each viewer could bring him 10 Illusion Dream Value in revenue, rough estimate, a conservative estimate of the audience outside exceeding 200,000, and still increasing.
Not ntioning the increasing audience, at this mont the existing audience alone could bring him earnings of two million Illusion Dream Value.
The entry pass to the Second World costs one million Illusion Dream Value each, two million could buy two.
This ant his goal for entering the Arena this ti had been fulfilled...
Hmm, as long as he bides an hour, it counts as completed, evidently not difficult.
If he plays more matches, he estimates he could provide each councilor of the Wizard Alliance with an entry pass to the Second World.
"Earning Illusion Dream Value doesn’t seem so difficult, I thought before that even fighting to Tier Six might not earn enough Illusion Dream Value for one Second World entry pass..." Lor shook his head with a smile that was both amused and helpless.
Though not knowing why so many beings from various civilizations suddenly entered, but here they are, the Illusion Dream Value he can hand can’t be false.
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Outside the Wizard Plane Group, inside the shiny Silver Battleship.
The Feathered Sky Civilization leader flipped through all the popular comnts about Trial Field 758 Plane Sea, exited the post, and casually scrolled down.
The next mont, a post title slowly sliding down caught her attention.
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