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Chapter 587 - 383: Tempering? Benefits?
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In the next moment.

The leader of the Blossoms abruptly spoke: "He has submitted an application to join the Federation."

After uttering these words, its mindset was quite peculiar, feeling both relieved and burdened.

The relief stemmed from the Space-Time Transcender's decision to join, indicating that their response methods were not flawed.

Yet the burden came from how this endorsed the accuracy of its prior deductions: the overall strength of the other two domains truly surpassed that of the Crystal Domain.

Fortunately, the disparity wasn't overwhelming, as there remained some resistance; otherwise, he wouldn't have applied to join the Crystal Domain's enemy-defense Federation.

"Good!"

"Alas."

"What a pity."

Upon hearing this, the other top leaders of Overlord level Civilizations reacted variably, some elated, some sighing.

A moment later.

Once the leaders regained their composure, the Deep Whale leader continued: "Since it's settled, all must swiftly inform their subordinate Space Faction Cultivators to act according to the original plan: those assembling the defense lines should proceed with their assembly; those moving the Plane Group to the rally points should move them."

Forming rally points around five core top Overlord level Civilizations is an extremely large-scale project, absolutely impossible to achieve overnight.

And before the rally points are fully established, the defense line must be drawn, with the Federation's high-end combat power fully deployed to the line, ensuring the line doesn't collapse before the rally points are completely set up.

"All right."

"Certainly."

"Fine."

All top leaders of Overlord level Civilizations unanimously agreed.

"Next agenda: how should we arrange the Space-Time Transcender?" The Blossoms leader swept her gaze among the many leaders present, effortlessly initiating a new, and quite troublesome topic.

The arrangement involves the Space-Time Transcender, but it doesn't concern him; it concerns the Manager behind him.

Everyone knows that the Manager of Blood Territory highly prioritizes the Space-Time Transcender, even changing the enduring rules of the Arena for him.

Additionally, the sudden trial opened in the Wizard Plane Group also appears to have been specially prepared for the Space-Time Transcender by the Manager of Blood Territory.

Otherwise, it doesn't make sense why during the long years, the Manager never opened a single Trial Field, but did now, and in the hometown Plane Group of the Space-Time Transcender?

While it's deemed suspicious, the Blossoms leader internally has long pinned this event, deciding the trial was indeed intentionally opened by the Manager for the Space-Time Transcender.

She even secretly harbors a more outrageous suspicion: could the eruption of the Law Treasure in the Vortex Plane Sea also have been specially initiated by the Manager of Blood Territory for the Space-Time Transcender?

However, this theory is so preposterous that she dare not confirm it.

The current crucial issue is: she does not know how the Manager intends to cultivate the Space-Time Transcender.

Whether it's to shield him like a treasured relic, or provide him with some tempered cultivation?

Judging from the conditions set for the Arena, the trials, and the presumably improbable intention of triggering the Law Treasure eruption in the Vortex Plane Sea for the Space-Time Transcender, it leans towards the latter.

But backtracking from the facts, it seems he's simply being handed benefits as if the Manager is doing it deliberately for the Space-Time Transcender.

For instance, when the Trial Field opened, the Space-Time Transcender, relying on unmatched strength, directly acquired all Law Value Exchange Orders in the Wizard Plane Group.

Moreover, he treated the other civilization prodigies entering Plane Sea No. 758 as spoils, exchanging them for vast territories of Plane Groups.

To call this a tempering is something the Blossoms leader struggles to believe.

Furthermore, regarding the Arena, on the surface, the Manager appeared to set various conditions, seemingly making it hard for the Space-Time Transcender to achieve a thousand Law Values for five times transcendence.

But what actually happened?

Just a millennium after the Arena rules were changed, the Space-Time Transcender directly passed all five challenges.

Is this considered tempering?

Isn't this obviously giving benefits?

Moreover, these benefits can only be obtained by the Space-Time Transcender.

Finally, there's the Law Treasure eruption in the Vortex Plane Sea; these top leaders of Overlord level Civilizations at most managed to cover the upper regions for Supreme Treasure production.

In contrast, the Space-Time Transcender almost monopolized the production of Tier Eight Law Treasures in the lower regions.

If the Law Treasure eruption of the Vortex Plane Sea was genuinely initiated by the Manager of Blood Territory for the Space-Time Transcender, judging from the outcome, it seems to be showering benefits, right?

"Heh~" Deep Whale leader chuckled scornfully, "Of course hold him as a treasure, unless you want to use him as cannon fodder? Have you lost your mind?"

"It's not that absolute; if we indeed hold the Space-Time Transcender as a treasure, won't it also defy the Manager's intent?" Another leader objected.

"Nonsense, have you forgotten the farce where the Trial Field was delayed for nearly five millennia before opening? That was glaringly…" a leader rebuked.

"Cough, cough~" However, before he could finish, he was interrupted by the cough of a nearby friend.

"Apologies, I was out of line." The rebuking leader immediately realized his overstep and fell silent.

"Yet every time the Manager provides benefits, conditions are set, isn't it fair to say it's tempering?" Another leader analyzed rationally.

"The Arena conditions were just set, and a millennium later, the Space-Time Transcender cleared all five levels." The responding leader promptly countered with facts.

"I reckon…"

"No way…"

At this very moment, the private space above the Blossoms leader was in uproar, utterly failing to reach a consensus.

In the midst of the leaders' arguing, more new faces continuously entered this private space.

Initially bewildered, but once the Blossoms leader had shared all the backstory via the communication list, they too joined the fray.

Seeing this, the Blossoms leader sighed somewhat helplessly and, exercising her private space authority, muted all leaders, meeting the gazes directed at her, she straightforwardly proposed:

"Continuing this debate will only waste time; let's directly vote and decide."

"Those who support providing certain tempering while ensuring the Space-Time Transcender's survival, rise one mile."

As soon as she finished speaking, eleven leader silhouettes rose one mile.

The remaining seventy-nine leaders stayed motionless.

Providing tempering sounds easy, but considering the Crystal Domain's disadvantage against the other two domains, what if the Space-Time Transcender perishes?

Should they go down with him?

"Those who support sheltering the Space-Time Transcender in the safest place, rise two miles."

Twenty-seven leader figures suddenly moved, rising two miles.

Meanwhile, fifty-two leaders remained at their original height, unmoved.

This is a relatively prudent decision, yet still holds certain risks, primarily due to the uncertainty about the Manager's intentions.

Hence, despite a majority of agreeing leaders, it's not a conclusive choice.

"Those who support treating the Space-Time Transcender on par with the Plane Sea No. 758 Alliance, rise three miles."

Five leader figures shifted up three miles.

The remaining forty-seven leaders stood still.

No, during the voting, two more new faces entered the Blossoms leader's private space, one rising a mile, the other remaining still.

Thus, now forty-eight leaders remain at their original positions.

Choosing this option involves the fewest leaders, deemed the most foolish by the vast majority.

It's backed by the Manager! Treating them equally, isn't that a joke?

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