The Territory of Ash, Plane Sea No. 137, in a remote void.
"Rip—"
A space rift suddenly opened in the deathly still void, and imdiately after, led by a swordgrass, millions of plant-life creatures flew out one after another.
The weakest among these creatures were at least Tier Four, while the strongest were naturally the two Overlord level entities: the swordgrass and a sunflower-like plant-life creature ten ters tall.
"Ficey, do you really intend to take revenge on the Space-Ti Transcender?" the swordgrass looked at the sunflower, asking sowhat worriedly.
Now they had reached their destination. If nothing untoward happened, it would fulfill its promise to the old leader by taking the remaining mbers of the Life Civilization to take root and grow anew in this area.
The Space Flower would take so seeds to the Plane Group where there were no large civilizations across various territories, completing an even broader sowing.
In this way, even if sothing went wrong here, the seeds of Life Civilization could still continue.
As long as the heritage survives, even without its protection, those seeds still have a great chance to unify the entire Plane Group, thereby achieving resurgence.
And Ficey possesses considerable autonomy, able to independently decide when and to what extent to exact revenge on whom.
Its current concern is precisely Ficey’s retaliation against the Space-Ti Transcender.
If it succeeds and the Space-Ti Transcender dies, the Silkworm Dream Civilization might intervene directly, rendering all preparations aningless.
If it fails, even if the Space-Ti Transcender holds a grudge, by the ti it matures, the seeds of Life Civilization will have already taken root and sprouted throughout the Crystal Domain.
By then, it would be as difficult as scaling the heavens to uncover all the hidden heritage of the Life Civilization. Even if one had the ability to discover them, would there be enough ti to eliminate them one by one?
The gaze of genius is always set on loftier heights.
When facing an enemy, if it’s not troubleso or poses a great threat, it can be dealt with conveniently.
If it is troubleso and the threat is minor, wasting ti on it holds little aning.
"Don’t worry."
Ficey’s voice was icy: "Those Tier Eight beings without hope for continuity want to kill him more than I do. Let them go first."
"If they can’t do it, then I’ll take action."
"The forr leader dared to let target the Space-Ti Transcender, obviously believing that the Silkworm Dream Civilization manager wouldn’t intervene personally."
"Although I don’t know the reason, you once said to trust it, so you should trust it to the end!"
Ficey understood Vio’s concerns, but it had already promised the forr leader to make every effort to target the Space-Ti Transcender, and there could be no compromise on this point.
Delaying its action slightly was the greatest concession it could make.
If indecision ruined the forr leader’s plans, that would be an unforgivable sin, one it could not bear.
"Then..." Vio’s sword leaves swayed lightly, clearly wanting to advise it to hold off, but what he finally said was: "When do you plan to move against him? And how long do you intend to give the other Tier Eight?"
"After the trial ends, I’ll give the surviving Tier Eight of other civilizations two seconds."
Ficey replied without hesitation: "If they can’t eliminate the Space-Ti Transcender within two seconds, I’ll step in."
"After all, the Space-Ti Transcender is a cultivator of the Space Faction. If given more ti to react, he might escape."
Cultivators of the Space Faction are like slippery eels, extrely difficult to catch.
The opening of the trial marks its best opportunity to target the Space-Ti Transcender, maybe even its only chance, and it must be cherished. Two seconds is its limit of concession.
"Two seconds..." Vio was silent.
In two seconds, it’s very difficult for the other civilizations’ Tier Eight to completely extinguish the Space-Ti Transcender’s Power of Origin because they also need to spend so ti locating the Space-Ti Transcender’s coordinates.
How is this different from attacking directly?
"Enough, there’s no room for negotiation on this matter," Ficey’s branches and leaves swayed gently. "Let’s discuss which Overlord civilization we should retaliate against next."
Since the Space-Ti Transcender is still in the trial, they can’t make their move. Rather than wasting this ti, they might as well trouble those Overlord civilizations that participated in the siege of Life Civilization.
"Alright."
Vio sighed softly, thinking for a mont before saying: "I think it’s best not to trouble the Dayrift Civilization, after all, they have Tier Eight cultivators of the Space Faction."
"As for the other civilizations, let them enter the Vortex Plane Sea first..."
"Cautious... it’s a trap... strike and retreat..."
...
At the sa ti.
Within a space filled with golden minerals, seven leaders of the top large civilizations of Plane Sea No. 758 gathered once again.
"Everyone has been paying attention to the recent situation in the Crystal Domain, right?" the Golden Divine Monarch looked around and asked.
"It’s truly brutal, nearly forty Overlords have fallen in just a year," Grey Ash Dragon said with a sigh.
To it, every Overlord is a noble existence, yet now they have fallen in succession, making it difficult for it to face calmly.
"This is actually not a big deal."
The Feather Sky Leader shook its head, "When Overlords fall, the Tier Eight Law Treasures they leave behind won’t be reclaid by the Silkworm Dream Civilization."
"After a series of exchanges, or when the store list opens up retrieval functions, thirty-six Overlords will appear again soon."
"The worst off are still the seventeen Overlord-level civilizations that besieged the Life Civilization."
"Not only did they let two Overlords escape, but even their gains fell far short of expectations, leading to conflicts."
"Besides, the two remaining mbers of the Life Civilization are unlikely to give up easily, which ans trouble is upon them. It’s questionable whether they can rest assured to ddle in the Vortex Plane Sea now."
The maneuver of transferring Law Treasures by Life Civilization, with Overlord-level powerhouses willingly serving as bait, shocked the entire Crystal Domain.
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