The Wizard Alliance adopted a "tolerant" attitude toward the vast majority of Alien Planes, but that did not mean every plane could join the Wizard Alliance as it wished.
The most crucial part was the review process.
If the Wizard Alliance believed you were qualified to join, then you could join.
If it believed you were unqualified, then hurry up and step aside!
During this process, firsthand intelligence and reports from the Wizard Civilization Legion on the front lines served as a major criterion for the Wizard Alliance's judgment.
For instance, while Saine sent back the message that White Sand World wished to join the Wizard Alliance, he could add another note: that he believed White Sand World was not qualified to join the Wizard Alliance!
Under normal circumstances, the Wizard Alliance would adopt the frontline legion's recommendations.
Saine could not conceal White Sand World's desire to join the Wizard Alliance without reporting it.
If word of such a thing got out, it would create unfavorable repercussions throughout the Alliance.
Especially for those Alien Planes that had not yet joined the Wizard Alliance and remained on the fence, if Saine concealed the matter, it could very likely affect the Wizard Alliance's overall strategy.
Therefore, with his mentor Luluenman's suggestions and additions, Saine sent a Magic Letter back to Wizard World.
Sent back together with that Magic Letter were Saine's assessment of White Sand World and his personal recommendation.
After sending the letter back, Saine quickly put the matter out of his mind.
After advancing at breakneck speed for some time, the war in White Sand World finally encountered a minor problem.
The source of the trouble lay on the Northern Battlefield, and it had been caused by the Level-4 lifeform White Wing Bird King.
Having recovered somewhat from its injuries,