In the war between two top-level civilizations, the Wizard Civilization had continually tapped into its potential, producing more and more young powerhouses of the new generation. The Wizard Alliance's cohesion had also grown stronger than ever before.
This was a process of sifting out the dross and retaining the essence.
Likewise, under the immense pressure of this Civilization War, the Galente Federation had continuously delved deeper into its technology and civilizational strength.
In terms of pressure, the Galente Federation was actually the side under the greatest strain.
Unlike the Wizard World, which spread the burden across the members of the Wizard Alliance and all knights and mages above Level 1,
the Galente Federation could drive that pressure all the way down and distribute it among every Federation citizen.
The Galente Federation had humans numbering in the hundreds of millions of billions.
Thanks to its astonishing Life Planet terraforming technology and highly mature interstellar immigration capabilities, the Galente Federation—despite occupying a star region far smaller than the Wizard Civilization's territory—might have several times the Wizard Civilization's total population!
This total population also included the beings of those Alliance Planes.
Population was also a form of resource. Since the Galente Federation had dared to take the initiative and wage war against the Wizard Civilization, it naturally had a few things to rely on.
And objectively speaking, the enormous population base, along with the so-called "geniuses" born from it, had indeed enabled the Galente Federation to achieve breakthroughs during the war in several technological fields that had long been clogged and bottlenecked.
If this kind of massive technological explosion and continual excavation of wartime potential continued, it might truly bring about some unforeseen variable.
For example, within the private Laboratory Base of the Icarus Consortium—a renowned military company in the Federation's rear star