"Senior Di Xin," Chancellor Cao asked curiously, "even a Planetary-level being like you can't influence Sheng Ge's decisions?"
King Zhou Di Xin thought for a moment and shook his head. "It's difficult. Even exceptionally powerful Planetary-level beings wouldn't dare defy Sheng Ge's orders. Only those at the Star-level and above could barely have a say.
However, beings above the Star-level are simply too rare, appearing and disappearing like mythical dragons. So I don't know how they communicate with Sheng Ge either."
"Rare?" Su Yu interjected. "How many Star-level beings are there, exactly? Is there an approximate number?"
"Sheng Ge has records of that." King Zhou Di Xin looked at Su Yu and answered, "There are roughly five thousand registered Star-level beings, evenly distributed across the two star systems. Those five thousand Star-level beings are the true core strength of the entire Silver Federation."
"Five thousand..." Su Yu was startled. That really wasn't many!
The Silver Federation controlled approximately fifty billion stars.
In other words, on average, only one Star-level being could emerge from every hundred million stars.
They could shatter stars with their bare hands. Who knew just how terrifying Stellar-level Experts truly were?
Su Yu suddenly recalled something else—Donna had once told him that the dean of the Silver Federation's Secret Court of Prophecy was a Star-level being, and one of the stronger ones at that.
Perhaps only someone at the dean's level could influence Sheng Ge's decisions.
At that moment, Tina, who stood behind Su Yu, blinked and asked curiously, "Senior, there are only five thousand Star-level beings. Then how many Planetary-level beings are there in the entire Silver Federation?"
King Zhou Di Xin glanced at Tina, slightly surprised.
This young woman did not seem to be entirely Blue Star Human. He could sense that she had Blue