The Wizard Civilization had always maintained a good relationship with the Immortal Domain.
Especially some of the Saints among them, who had kept up stable contact almost year-round.
But at the end of the day, dealings between the Wizard Civilization and the Immortal Domain were dealings between two civilizations.
They could not rashly interfere in a Civilization War led by the other side simply because of the likes and dislikes of a few powerful individuals.
They were indeed friendly, but the interests that needed to be discussed still had to be discussed.
Moreover, the turmoil and internal conflicts within the Immortal Domain Civilization in recent years had further reduced its contact with the Wizard Civilization.
Because the Wizard Civilization's powerful figures did not want to take sides.
Before the Immortal Domain Civilization could once again unite under a single voice, the Wizard Civilization did not really wish to become too deeply involved with the Immortal Domain too early.
Taking sides meant making friends with some powerful figures while offending others.
The Immortal Domain's current situation was simply far too complicated.
But the present circumstances also forced the Wizard Civilization to find some helpers as soon as possible.
The Civilization War against the Galente Federation absolutely could not devolve into a stalemate.
Once the Wizard Civilization could no longer maintain its overwhelming, deadwood-crushing momentum due to various factors, it would have to seek a change in circumstances elsewhere.
Even if that meant sharing part of the fruits of victory from the Civilization War with the Immortal Domain Civilization.
Klopp naturally heard Befu's voice.
The three Dominators she had mentioned were all Immortal Domain powerhouses with relatively close ties to the Wizard Civilization.
Moreover, the forces each of them commanded were considerable.
Besides those three, the Wizard Civilization actually had even closer