The Spacetime Corridor War of Attrition

After deliberation, the six Kekkei Mōra decided to organize some three-person squads, each consisting of two Guardians and one protected member. The protected member, as the master, would be assigned a God Tree.

For the immensely powerful Otsutsuki Clan, who could contend with space warships as long as they had sufficient Chakra, three-person squads were too cumbersome and could not maximize their combat strength.

Moreover, one God Tree for three members could not balance the Chakra supply. Although life resources were abundant to a lavish degree, only the protected member could eat their fill.

Once the excess Chakra was divided between the two Guardians, it was completely insufficient.

The Otsutsuki Clan's members were immensely powerful, but that also meant maintaining their own activities required enormous consumption. When their Chakra supply was inadequate, the decline in their strength was severe.

Hungry Guardians could not fulfill the role their name implied at all, completely reduced to reconnaissance wingmen or sentries for the protected members.

But the six Kekkei Mōra believed that this was merely how it felt for the lower-level squads. The Otsutsuki Clan's overall strength had greatly increased.

There were now six surviving planets of Otsutsuki Civilization, including the Homeworld, and all of them could be put into operation. That was proof enough.

But whether it was a person, a civilization, or some kind of group, becoming complacent always made trouble more likely.

Just as the Otsutsuki Clan's combat power reached its peak and they eagerly continued their offensive, Eukaryotic Civilization struck back.

After Eukaryotic Civilization lost two Dyson Spheres, its living conditions had deteriorated to the extreme. Nearly one-third of its population had no choice but to leave their bodies in order to conserve resources.

The defining feature of Eukaryotic Civilization's primary lifeforms was their small-group intelligence. Hundreds of eukaryotic