Because too many Dominators from the various competing powers had gathered, Saine gave it some thought and transferred away the weaker foreign gods and Level-4 lifeforms under his command.
Those who could remain under Saine's command now were all core subordinates who had followed him for many years.
Moreover, Saine had grown far too quickly in recent years and had not gathered much power beneath him.
If too many were lost in battle, it would be difficult to replenish them in the short term.
Saine's treatment of the alliance's foreign gods was indeed vastly different from that of the overwhelming majority of the Wizard Civilization's Level-6 Knights and mages.
Most powerful figures of the Wizard Civilization regarded these alliance foreign gods primarily as tools to be used.
No matter how many died, they would not feel any heartache.
Saine, on the other hand, was someone who cherished old ties.
After transferring away the ordinary Level-4 combat forces and some of the Level-4 Knights and mages from the Land of Ashes, those who remained at Saine's side could basically all be called elites.
For this ruin exploration, Saine did not intend to act as a lone hero either.
A situation like the ruins of the Ai Youlan Butterfly Civilization would be difficult to replicate under the current circumstances.
It would be better for him to stay under the wings of the Wizard Civilization's two True Spirit Dominator-level powerhouses.
And as events developed, just as expected, as the Time-Space Power fluctuations in the Surrounding Starfield grew increasingly stable, the armies of the various civilizations gathering around this top-level civilization ruin showed an ever-growing trend.
The Dragon Race sent over Saine and Tourmaline's elders as well, with the Dominator-class dragon beasts Bi An and Candle Dragon personally arriving here.
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