Blue Star's envoy seeking peace met with no great obstruction before being granted an audience with the Kryptonian leader, Kalazo.
At this time, the Level Five Kryptonian Kalazo was deploying his legions.
Of the seven hundred thousand Kryptonian warriors, the main force would be split off to launch a fierce assault on Blue Star.
A smaller number of auxiliary forces would be dispatched to seize the other three Life Planets, along with several resource planets.
This was a huge cake, with enormous returns, but Kalazo also had to take responsibility for the lives of the warriors under his command.
If losses could be reduced even a little, then naturally they should be reduced.
Blue Star's plea for peace took Saine by surprise.
When the other side proposed ceding a Life Planet for the Kryptonians to recuperate and rebuild, Saine found it hard to comprehend the thought process of Blue Star's inhabitants.
It was the first time Saine had encountered creatures so "weak."
Of course, this behavior from the Blue Star inhabitants gave a powerhouse like Saine, who had been born into Wizard Civilization, a great sense of security.
If Blue Star's inhabitants joined the Wizard Alliance, the upper echelons of the Wizard Alliance would probably love such a little brother. Their treatment certainly would not be poor!
After all, the upper echelons of the Wizard World needed obedient little brothers like the Blue Star inhabitants to firmly speak up for them within the Wizard Alliance and comply with every unreasonable treaty imposed by Wizard Civilization.
Once the Blue Star inhabitants set a fine example, the upper echelons of Wizard Civilization would also find it easier to extend similar treaties throughout the entire alliance!
It was only after hearing this, and truly coming into contact with what kind of race the