The relatively weaker civilization groups in Districts One, Two, and Three of the Five-Dimensional Domain shared the same view.
They believed that if a higher-level force, such as the Shura Civilization Group from District Eleven, truly attempted to conquer them,
then they should simply cooperate obediently, never resist, and avoid unnecessary sacrifice.
Given their own overall strength, their circumstances, and all kinds of practical realities, this was the best choice after weighing the pros and cons.
There was no right or wrong in such a choice to begin with. After all, whether a civilization was low-level or relatively high-level,
as long as it consisted of living beings, it would instinctively seek benefit and avoid harm.
However, unlike the civilization groups of Districts One, Two, Three, and even Four, the civilization groups in certain places were not so easy to reason with.
For example, the civilizations in District Five at this very moment, as well as the civilization groups in District Six, District Seven, District Eight, and the districts further above.
They said fear came from ignorance.
Yet fearlessness sometimes came from ignorance as well.
After all, the ignorant feared nothing.
Although the overall strength of the later districts was considerably greater than that of the first few star regions,
their understanding of the strength of star regions above their own was likewise more comprehensive and clear.
Yet this did not give them a clear understanding of their own position.
When the Shura Civilization Group's fleet operated in District Three and conquered the Xingguang Civilization Group Alliance Commonwealth,
some civilization groups in the later star regions had already begun holding meetings and discussing the matter.
They believed that the Shura Civilization Group's actions had damaged the harmony and stability of the entire Five-Dimensional Domain and shattered the existing balance of power.