Wizard: I Have a Game Panel

Of course, during these eight days, the Crystal Domain hasn't been all about losses.

Although nearly two hundred Overlords have fallen, four hundred twenty-seven new Overlords have been born.

The Law Values to help them exchange for Tier Eight Law Treasures mostly come from the Federation's cut from the frontline, focusing collective power to achieve great things.

Only very few Overlords rely on this eight-day harvest at the frontline, coupled with previous reserves, to add another Overlord to their civilization.

In summary, from an overall strength perspective, the Crystal Domain is stronger now than it was eight days ago.

Moreover, it can be expected that for a long time in the future, the Crystal Domain will grow stronger the more it battles.

Until ordinary Tier Eight strong individuals exhaust their reserves, this bizarre situation will likely persist.

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Second World, Lor's personal space, top hall of the Space Wizard Tower.

"This is really..." After reading the information on the civilization exchange list about the progress of the war, Lor's mouth twitched, truly not knowing how to evaluate it.

The Devouring Spirit Race has become walking Law Values in the Federation's eyes, and even sending the opportunity to the Spirit Devouring Realm's frontline as consolation to civilizations that lost their Overlords.

The important thing is, it's one thing to send consolation, but they even take a cut?!

This operation is downright absurd.

Even more absurd is that civilizations obtaining qualifications to go to the Devouring Spirit Race frontline are actually happy about it, and even specifically post thanks to the Federation's high-level officials on the civilization exchange list.

"Well, it's not entirely incomprehensible."

Lor quickly figured out the intricacies, "They lost their Overlord leaders, and their status within the Federation fell directly to the lowest, becoming just the most ordinary top-tier large civilization."

"The Federation ultimately gave them a chance to rise again."

"Additionally, it provided them the qualification to migrate their Plane Group to special gathering points, ensuring a sense of security."

"Looking at the Crystal Domain's current situation, the Federation has indeed been quite considerate."

"Compared to them, those large civilizations are truly miserable."

The front posts on the civilization exchange list mostly discuss how many Overlords have died, how many were born, and what systems the Federation has published.

However, such news as how many mid to small, large, even top-tier large civilizations have been breached by the Devouring Spirit Race legions and immense sources within these eight days and how many Plane Groups have been divided among them are almost invisible.

The Federation doesn't have time to count, nor can they fully comprehend it.

Simply through some scattered calls for help and desperate declarations from civilizations already in dire straits posting on the information exchange list, it's merely touching the surface, only a glimpse of the iceberg.

Yet, even this glimpse of the iceberg contains nearly ten billion desperate declarations from different civilizations.

The majority are from large civilizations, a few from top-tier large civilizations, while declarations from Overlord level civilizations are nonexistent.

The reason is that the Federation's emergency support corps distinguishes priorities for support.

The way to differentiate is quite simple and straightforward.

Overlord level civilizations have absolute priority for obtaining support.

As long as they discover other creatures from the two realms near their Plane Groups and request help from the Federation, thirty Overlords immediately tear through space to arrive, doing their utmost to ensure Overlord level civilization safety.

While top-tier large civilizations requesting help have to queue, in most cases, the support corps can still rescue them in time.

As for large civilizations requesting help, their priority is clearly behind top-tier large civilizations, and due to the overwhelming number, the support corps is truly stretched thin.

It's worth mentioning that although no Overlord level civilization has been completely annihilated, three of their core Plane Groups have been destroyed.

The destruction of those three Overlord level civilizations' core Plane Groups was purely an extremely accidental incident, concentrated in the first two days after the Crystal Domain's barrier collapse.

Before the war, due to reluctance or lack of Illusion Dream Values, they failed to reinforce the space around the core Plane Groups, and even proactively attacked, aggressively destroying the Devouring Spirit Race legions in nearby Plane Sea areas.

The combination of these factors led to immense sources directly jumping into their Plane Groups.

Based on posts later published by strong individuals from the three Overlord level civilizations, those immense sources simply opened their mouths and sucked away the core Plane Groups' origin essence.

Subsequently, the entire Plane Group began collapsing and shrinking at an extremely fast rate, creatures below Tier Four were instantly crushed by the collapsing Plane, Tier Seven at most lasting a few milliseconds.

It was these extra few milliseconds that allowed the arriving support corps to finally save them.

Since news of those three Overlord level civilization's core Plane Groups being in danger spread, all the Crystal Domain's civilizations became prudent.

As long as Tier Seven Space Faction Cultivators can still relocate Plane Groups, they absolutely would not proactively engage the roaming Devouring Spirit Race legions in their Plane Sea.

Of course, if those Devouring Spirit dare to target their yet-to-be relocated Plane Groups, they still must be killed.

Every Plane Group represents the Crystal Domain's future war potential, and the Devouring Spirit couldn't be allowed to recklessly destroy them.

"However, even leaving aside the innumerable times Feather Sky Leader has reinforced the perimeter space, those immense sources can't directly jump into the Wizard Plane Group either." Lor thought of his civilization's current status, his lips curling into a smile.

With Feather Sky Leader, a Space Faction Dominator, it's completely feasible to intercept space torn open by immense sources and the Devouring Spirit Race ahead of time.