Wizard Civilization's agreement to peace talks with White Sand World was a bombshell for the native creatures of White Sand World.
Naturally, the Guardian still remembered that Saine had wanted its life last time.
Therefore, regarding the peace talks Wizard Civilization had raised again, the Guardian demanded that it choose the location.
Wizard Civilization agreed to the Guardian's demand, which also demonstrated Wizard World's sincerity.
The second negotiation was held in the Dun River Basin in southeastern White Sand World.
The power of the Plane Nodes here was equally abundant, greatly strengthening the Guardian.
Moving the negotiation site here also revealed the astonishingly swift advance Wizard Civilization Legion had made after entering White Sand World.
In truth, the creatures of White Sand World had no choice.
The representatives for these peace talks included the Level-4 Knight Mane from Wizard World and a negotiation team of roughly twenty people under his command. As the leading party in this Plane War, Saine also attended once more.
This negotiation was a real negotiation.
Last time, when Saine had confronted the Guardian alone, he had clearly come to fight, not to make peace.
Wizard Civilization's attitude this time left the Guardian flattered and overwhelmed.
Beyond the more than twenty professional negotiators, what made the Guardian feel as though it were dreaming was the benefits Wizard Civilization offered White Sand World after joining the alliance.
It had to be said that the terms Knight Mane proposed on behalf of the Wizard Alliance could no longer be summed up merely as "generous benefits."
Although the Guardian had yet to understand what an unconditional aid package of five million Magic Coins meant.
That did not prevent the Guardian from understanding the many other provisions proposed by Knight Mane.
The most important provision was that once the Guardian