The alliance conference was still underway, but the situation on the continent had already begun to shift dramatically.
Even divided, humanity could dominate the continent. Once united, the power they could unleash was enough to terrify every side.
The Underworld Races had never suffered a beating from humanity, so they did not feel it as keenly. The Alien Race Alliance was different.
In recent years, everyone had been consolidating their gains. It seemed that all sides had made considerable progress, but rather than narrowing the gap in strength, that progress had made the disparity even more pronounced.
Under humanity's threat, every race had been working hard to strengthen itself. Unfortunately, they had pigheaded allies dragging them down at critical moments.
The Orc Empire, the alliance's main force, declined with lightning speed. The others did not even have a chance to intervene.
With one of their main tanks gone, the Alien Race Alliance was already at an absolute disadvantage in its confrontation with humanity.
If humanity had not fallen into internal strife, the final battle might already have begun.
The successive emergence of the Magic Disaster and the Underworld Race invasion undoubtedly balanced the strength of both sides and gave every race new ideas.
However, harboring ambitions was one thing. Taking the lead in overthrowing humanity's hegemony was another. No one dared to be the first to stick their neck out.
Because of geopolitics, aside from the Elves, who remained secluded in one corner, the other members of the Alien Race Alliance were all more or less influenced by humanity.
The alien races in the Central Continent in particular would bear the greatest pressure once a new round of war broke out.
No one could say who would win before the decisive battle erupted, but these "sandwich fillings" would certainly decline