Wizard: I Have a Game Panel

"Let's wait and see."

Speaker Lor didn't take his eyes off the civilization information exchange list, speaking calmly:

"They've only revealed a contact channel now, not even mentioning the rights and obligations after joining, which has resulted in very few civilizations outside the bordering frontiers joining. This certainly doesn't meet their expectations."

"The ones who should be anxious now aren't those civilizations within the Crystal Domain, but rather..."

As he spoke, a new post suddenly appeared at the top of the civilization information exchange list.

The headline read: [Joining the Crystal Domain Defense Federation grants protection, rights, and a detailed explanation of responsibilities.]

A smile appeared on Lor's lips, and he changed his tone: "See, here it is."

He spoke while clicking into the post and began to read it carefully.

"Speaker Lor truly has foresight."

"Indeed, worthy of Speaker Lor."

"Impressive."

Some legislators who were not very familiar with Lor took this opportunity to flatter him, but did not delay the matter and started reading the latest post as well.

[Rights 1: Based on the joint inference of seven top Overlord level civilizations, the probability of creatures from the Exotic Realm entering the Crystal Domain through Space Jump is very small.

By eliminating Exotic Realm creatures, one can obtain Law Value. Enough Law Treasure is essential to stand firm in the long war ahead.

Joining the Federation provides the right to reasonably go to the frontiers to eliminate Exotic Realm creatures and earn Law Value.

Rights 2: Joining the Crystal Domain Defense Federation grants access to apply for support permissions...

Rights 7: ...

Responsibilities...]

After reading the entire text, Lor found that the rules set by the Federation were, except for the first so-called 'rights,' essentially the same as the system he had discussed with the Feather Sky Leader earlier.

Of course, the essence of the system was fundamentally similar, but practically, the differences were substantial.

For instance, all their plans in the Plane Sea No. 758 Alliance were centered around a gathering circle, while the Crystal Domain Defense Federation was planning to establish two battlefronts to thoroughly block the main forces of the other two realms outside the Crystal Domain.

Additionally, rights 6 and 7 mentioned that once the war gains an advantage, there will be some arrangements for counterattacks.

This arrangement is linked to their established achievement system, where those who contribute more in the early stages can be ranked higher during the counterattack.

In short, these guys have big ambitions, not only wanting to block creatures from the other two realms but also setting up a counterattack plan when the Federation is just established.

Furthermore, they consider eliminating Exotic Realm creatures as the most important right.

If one does not join the Federation, they cannot reasonably go to the frontiers to eliminate Exotic Realm creatures.

Honestly, if Lor hadn't received information from the Blood, he might have hesitated for a moment when faced with this series of allurements from the Crystal Domain Defense Federation.

Of course, at most, he would hesitate for a moment and then make the same choice as now.

Let events unfold.

When Lor finished reading this post, other speakers and legislators also gradually completed their reading.

They first glanced at Lor in unison, and upon seeing that he had not expressed any opinion, they immediately understood his choice in their hearts.

It was normal, after all, the Great Manager said that the overall strength of the Crystal Domain was stronger than that of either of the other two realms, but weaker than the combined strength of both realms.

Thus, if they were to join the Federation now, there would be mostly drawbacks and very few advantages.

Continuing to wait is the best choice for the Plane Sea No. 758 Alliance.

Francis immediately shifted the topic, saying, "Folks, let's continue with the tasks for the construction of floating continents in the Wizard Plane Group, Legislator Lu Yao, you..."

...

Outside the Wizard Plane Group, in the void.

"Tsk~" The Abyssal Sea Throne clicked its tongue and said, "Counterattack, they really dare to think."

"It's normal." The Feather Sky Leader's tone was full of reflection, "If it weren't for Lor, the Alliance Leader's information channel, I might have succumbed to temptation and led the entire Feathered Sky Civilization into joining this Federation."

As the Overlord of the Space Faction, it was basically synonymous with invincibility within the Crystal Domain.

This invincibility does not mean no creature could match it, but if it desired and the ninth rank did not intervene, no creature could put it to death.

But isn't that enough?

According to previous inertia thinking, it would definitely have regarded the Federation as a good place to earn Law Value, joining without hesitation, and then encountering a massive space blockade.

If not careful, it might indeed be wiped out in the early stages of the war.

"True." The Abyssal Sea Throne nodded in agreement, looked at Lor, and said, "Lor, the Alliance Leader, you really saved us this time."

If the Feather Sky Leader had joined, it naturally would not want to lag behind, just like the top large civilizations, Overlord level civilizations, and top Overlord level civilizations from the inner domain who were announcing their joining under the new post of the Crystal Domain Defense Federation.

Moreover, its life-saving ability was far inferior to the Feather Sky Leader's; if it joined now, it might die before the Feather Sky Leader.

"Right."

"Thanks to Lor, the Alliance Leader."

"Exactly, exactly."

...

The remaining vice alliance hierarchs of the Plane Sea No. 758 Alliance also felt a lingering fear.

Compared to the Feather Sky Leader and the Abyssal Sea Throne, they lacked Law Value even more and were more susceptible to temptation.

Because as long as they accumulated enough Law Value, they could advance to an Overlord level existence, after which everything would be vastly different.

"As one of the Alliance Leaders of the Plane Sea No. 758 Alliance, I'm merely doing what I should," Lor said with a smile.

"In any case, you saving us is a fact." The Abyssal Sea Throne nodded its head, "From now on, whenever you need anything, I will give my all."

"Me too." The Feather Sky Leader nodded repeatedly.

"Same here."

"Right."

"Count me in."

...

The rest of the vice alliance hierarchs also expressed their stance, everyone enjoying themselves harmoniously.

...

In the Second World, in the center of a private space filled with purple peculiar flowers, twelve figures of various sizes and appearances stood above the sea of flowers, with a somber atmosphere.

These beings were seven leaders of top Overlord level civilizations who established the Crystal Domain Defense Federation and five newly joined leaders of top Overlord level civilizations.

Each one of them was well-known throughout the Crystal Domain.

Among them, two were recognized by more than half of the Overlords in the Crystal Domain as being likely to reach the ninth rank.

These two were the Flourish Leader and the Deep Whale Leader positioned at the center of the seven beings.

The Flourish Leader, about one league high and in the form of a purple flower, spoke with a heavy tone: "Everyone, I still have not received a joining application from the Plane Sea No. 758 Alliance, nor have any top large civilization or Overlord level civilization from the Plane Sea No. 758 Alliance privately contacted me."

The Butterfly Emperor's announcement was vague, and they lacked the channel to contact those high-and-mighty Managers, so they focused their sights on one person.

This person was the Wizard Civilization Leader, Space-Time Transcender, Lor.

If there was a creature in the Crystal Domain likely to gain some information in advance, it could only be him.

However, asking directly was too risky; the higher you stand, the more you understand the terror of the ninth rank, thus making direct inquiry unacceptable.

Thus, they devised this indirect questioning method.