Both were Level-8 Dominators; killing a Level-8 being was no easy task.
Although Third Pharaoh King Mokaste was indeed peerless in combat strength, it was somewhat unrealistic for him alone to forcibly keep Abaddon, Star Cosmos King, Rong Ci Zi Xing, and several other Dominators from leaving.
Compared to the Dark Knight, who had even stirred a measure of interest in Mokaste, Star Cosmos King was clearly the one this Minghe Empire powerhouse hated more and wished to kill at all costs.
Before long, other Minghe Empire powerhouses also went to pursue the Dark Knight.
But Mokaste did not move for the moment. His primary target remained the true ruler of the Cosmos Great World—Star Cosmos King.
Generally speaking, top-level civilizations such as the Minghe Empire and Wizard Civilization were purposeful in their conduct.
They rarely changed orders from morning to evening.
The Minghe Empire's main target was the Cosmos Great World, and the Pharaoh Temple had not yet shown any intention of launching an expedition against Wizard Civilization.
Thus, instead of stubbornly pursuing the Dark Knight, Third Pharaoh King Mokaste chose to first knead and crush the relatively weaker Star Cosmos King, whose Dominator Soul was severely depleted.
So long as Star Cosmos King was eliminated as well, the Minghe Empire's war of conquest against the Cosmos Great World could be considered perfectly complete.
Wizard Civilization had never insisted on defending this large world civilization to the death. Vivian, Abaddon, and the others merely needed to halt the Minghe Empire's offensive momentum.
There was an old saying: "When the lips are gone, the teeth grow cold."
But was the Cosmos Great World worthy of being mentioned in the same breath as Wizard Civilization? Could they even be called "lips"?
If the Light Dimension Country Civilization, a civilization of the