Wizard: I Have a Game Panel

"I see." Lor realized, gently exhaling a breath and asked, "Do you two have any contingency plans?"

He anticipated correctly; indeed, there were problems with the attempts to clear out the Devouring Spirit Race's legion.

But it was not a major issue, at least not for him.

"We do." The Feather Sky Leader nodded, "I wish to delay the Plane Group's migration and first arrange for some clansmen to explore the Plane Sea No. 758, but the Abyssal Sea disagrees."

Lor had long delegated the internal affairs of the Plane Sea No. 758 Alliance, as long as it did not severely impact the Wizard Civilization or the entire Alliance's decisions, or unless the Feather Sky Leader and the Abyssal Sea Throne couldn't reach a consensus, there was no need to notify him.

And now, this situation not only severely impacts the migration progress of the Wizard Civilization's Plane Group but also showcases the inability of the Feather Sky Leader and the Abyssal Sea Throne to reach consensus, leaving them with no choice but to notify Lor for a joint discussion.

"What does the Abyss Sea Alliance Master intend?" Lor turned to the Abyssal Sea Throne.

The Abyssal Sea Throne responded, "I believe it's enough to let the leaders of those large civilizations search for signs of the Devouring Spirit Race's legion, there is absolutely no need to delay the migration progress of the Plane Group."

"After all, they're idle anyways, might as well start contributing to the Alliance now."

The Feather Sky Leader retorted, "There are too many downsides to this; first, they can't accurately control their Space Jump landing points, which makes it highly inefficient."

"Second, the non-Space Faction Tier Seven spatial perception has too short a range, further reducing efficiency."

"Third, they cannot foresee the conditions near the Space Jump landing points, and if they accidentally jump near the Devouring Spirit Race's legion, they might be annihilated before they can even send out a distress signal, resulting in meaningless deaths."

"Fourth, most large civilizations only have one Tier Seven leader; if they don't sit in their own core Plane Group, the probability of their civilization being destroyed will drastically increase, which damages the future war potential of the Crystal Domain."

As is well known, the more living beings there are, the higher the probability of producing strong experts.

Giant Origin beings are thick-skinned and mighty, thus the Crystal Domain requires more Overlord level experts to counteract them, necessitating more beings to survive.

The Federation tasked the Plane Sea No. 758 Alliance with consolidating the Plane Group within Plane Sea No. 758. Indeed, as the Abyssal Sea Throne said, ensuring the migration progress of the Plane Group should be the highest priority for the Plane Sea No. 758 Alliance right now.

However, the Feather Sky Leader believes this task should not be superficial. If a minor migration delay leads to the massive extinction of large civilizations in the Plane Sea No. 758, and a significant demise of Tier Seven cultivators, how would the Federation's leadership respond?

"What do you think, Lor Alliance Leader?" The Abyssal Sea Throne disregarded the Feather Sky Leader's rebuttal and looked to Lor.

Prior to this, it had already debated with the Feather Sky Leader, and further arguments were meaningless; it was better to let Lor decide.

"Let's go with the Feather Sky Leader's plan."

Lor replied, "Our Plane Sea No. 758 Alliance has a vast advantage compared to other Plane Seas; if the number of large civilizations surviving in the end is similar to or not much more than other Plane Seas, it will raise questions."

"It's better to let the Feathered Sky Civilization's Tier Seven Space Faction cultivators temporarily pause the Plane Group migration and prioritize investigating the Devouring Spirit Race legion."

Even though how the Plane Sea No. 758 Alliance performs during this period won't severely impact the current state of the Wizard Civilization, making it seem like the choice doesn't really matter.

But what about the future?

Once he ascends to the top tier of overlords, qualified to join the upper echelon of the Federation, if the Plane Sea No. 758 Alliance performs poorly now, what if a top-tier overlord brings this up to hinder him?

The Blood's aura as protection is indeed useful, but in the end, it's just a shield, and that upper echelon won't be able to provide any substantial assistance, leaving him to rely on himself.

Blood once said, given the encirclement of the Devouring Spirits and Giant Origin, the Crystal Domain would withstand a million years without issues.

This protective layer can assure him and the Wizard Civilization's safety while the Crystal Domain's defense Federation is still intact, but what happens when it can't hold up anymore and collapses completely?

As the adversaries of the Crystal Domain, the Giant Origin and the Devouring Spirit Race might only grow more eager to eliminate him once they learn of his identity.

By that time, even with top-tier overlord strength, can he alone safeguard the Wizard Civilization completely?

Hence, before the Crystal Domain's defense Federation reaches its breaking point, he must climb to a high enough position to consolidate enough support."

And by centering on the Wizard Civilization, he aimed to form an even tighter alliance that could withstand the collapse of the Federation.

This was roughly Lor's plan for the future after the collapse of the Crystal Domain's bulwark, during the extra time on the ninth heaven, alongside creating witchcraft.

The first step of the plan begins now.

He set the three conditions for notifying him, not arbitrarily.

Regarding the importance of Federation high-level tasks, he was no less concerned than the Feather Sky Leader and the Abyssal Sea Throne.

Minor matters aside, it's not worth interrupting his cultivation process, but significant issues absolutely didn't bypass him.

"Alright, then let's proceed as you both suggest." The Abyssal Sea Throne immediately ceased insisting on its opinion.

The subsequent special assembly quota also relied on Lor's efforts; thus, Lor's words held the most weight among the three.

Even if it and the Feather Sky Leader both held opposing views, as long as Lor's proposal wouldn't affect the core Plane Groups of the five Vice Alliance Hierarch civilizations, those five vice alliances would unquestioningly side with Lor, matching their vote count with theirs.