Unlike her daughter, who offered Saine verbal thanks and asked some rather "superficial" questions,
Hippolyta never took the initiative to express anything when she acted. She simply kept drawing closer to her objective in both thought and action.
Perhaps that was also the experience and growth that came with being a queen.
For example, Saine was now immensely important to the Wonderful Plane. To a certain extent, he even held its future fate in his hands.
Then Hippolyta would take the initiative to show him goodwill.
Naturally, such goodwill was not merely superficial respect. Hippolyta would make it far more appropriate and natural.
Thus, compared to Gal Gadot's "idealism," Hippolyta was actually more realistic.
After stating her position on joining the Wizard Alliance, Hippolyta continued, "Our Wonderful Plane will not ask for any recompense for joining the Wizard Alliance this time."
"Wizard Civilization saved us in our darkest hour. There is no help more precious than that."
"In such a friendly and powerful alliance, I believe our Wonderful Plane will develop even better," Hippolyta said.
Whenever otherworldly planes joined the Wizard Alliance, those native gods would generally demand certain benefits.
Saine had recruited several biological races himself, so he naturally understood the workings involved.
Hippolyta was the first otherworldly powerhouse to join the Wizard Alliance without demanding anything in return, doing so entirely of her own accord and without compensation.
Her behavior was somewhat like throwing herself at them.
It was as though Wizard Civilization did not need to pay anything at all and could simply plunder the Wonderful Plane's resources as it pleased.
Hippolyta's retreat-to-advance approach brought a faint smile to Saine's face.
He then said, "Helping the Wonderful Plane avoid the slaughter of barbaric creatures from the Alien Star Region is the duty of our Wizard Civilization."
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