In terms of top-tier combat power, Feige Hub had a total of 8 Star-level beings and 873 Planetary-level beings within its jurisdiction.
That was already a terrifying number!
Even the galaxy-level rebel organization, the Dark Energy Rebel Army, only had 10 Star-level beings and more than 800 Planetary-level beings.
Compared to the Dark Energy Rebel Army, Feige Hub was not inferior in strength at all.
All 8 Star-level beings lived in Feige Hub;
As for the 873 Planetary-level beings, more than 600 lived in Feige Hub, while the remaining 200-plus were evenly distributed among the native star systems.
It was worth mentioning that these Star-level and Planetary-level Experts did not form factions.
Previously, because Sheng Ge controlled the entire operation of Feige Hub, the Star-level and Planetary-level beings within the hub had no familial ties with one another, nor did they form families or major powers.
At most, Star-level beings were friends with other Star-level beings, and Planetary-level beings were friends with other Planetary-level beings. They would not band together.
But this practice of "not forming factions" had been fine in the past, as it made Sheng Ge's rule more convenient.
Now, however, this practice might not be a good thing.
Not forming factions meant that Feige Hub could not unite as one, could not form major powers, and at this critical moment when Sheng Ge was absent, a certain amount of chaos would definitely arise.
This problem did not exist only in Feige Hub; it existed on all Hub Planets.
These Hub Planets were like seven- or eight-year-old children, while Sheng Ge was their parent.
Everything had originally been fine. Life had been carefree, and they only needed to listen to their parent. But then, their parent suddenly disappeared!
When a parent disappeared, it meant the children could only