Laplace did not reply, merely continued, "I have seen quite a few scenes of plane fusion, and I have traded for some mirror memories related to plane fusion from the Tooth Fairy Ruins. Some of them involved the Wizarding World."
The Tooth Fairy Ruins could trade mirror memories? Angel froze inwardly for a moment, but did not ask about it.
Laplace said, "I know that wizards divide plane fusion into three stages."
"The third stage is what you call the 'Moment of Plunder.' By the logic of a big fish eating little fish, you are really assisting the big fish in sweeping through the pond where the little fish live, ultimately turning the small pond into a vassal of the large one."
"Though it sounds cruel, the world inhabited by the little fish will ultimately become an affiliated world of the big fish's world."
"Therefore, when you sweep through the little fish's pond, you rarely uproot everything completely. After all, there is little meaning in integrating a barren world into the Wizarding World."
Angel nodded as well. He had heard of this.
The Wizarding World actually had a convention regarding plane fusion: plundering resources was acceptable, but ordinary intelligent life should be spared whenever possible.
Even the Extreme Sect observed this rule.
These intelligent beings might have been foreign races a moment ago, but once the two worlds merged, they became people of the Wizarding World. After several generations of inheritance, the marks of the Wizarding World would be thoroughly imprinted upon them.
They were no longer foreign races, so naturally they would not draw the crusades of the Extreme Sect.
Moreover, killing ordinary intelligent beings brought little benefit. Aside from those wizards who conducted extreme experiments on living bodies, most people would spare these ordinary intelligent beings.
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