When the Alien Legion appeared, the Wizard Civilization army commanded by Saine and the others all displayed a keen interest in these alien creatures.
From True Spirit Dominators down to ordinary Level-1 Magicians, all of them wanted to capture one or two of these alien creatures for research.
The combat power of these alien creatures was indeed quite impressive.
Even the lowest-ranking aliens had reached the standard of Quasi-Level Magical Beasts in the Wizard World.
These were mature aliens.
Moreover, every alien possessed a layer of hard exoskeleton.
And even without evolving wings, they would have several bone sheaths to aid in gliding.
This gave the creatures at the very bottom of the Alien Legion the basic ability to fight in the starry skies, even if they had not reached the Level-1 life stage.
Of course, what truly attracted people's attention within the Alien Legion were those elite Alien Beasts whose life levels exceeded Level 1.
Each time the alien race evolved by one life level, its appearance and genetic essence underwent a fundamental transformation.
Furthermore, the host's genes largely determined the direction of these Alien Beasts' subsequent evolutionary development.
Thus, though these aliens often stood at the same life level, their appearances could differ as vastly as heaven and earth.
They were very different from the Zerg's boundless, rigid armies of Raptor Zerg, Flying Dragons, Spiny Serpents, and the like.
The Alien Civilization displayed greater biological diversity.
It was clear that even though the Alien Civilization had joined the Demon Subjugation Alliance, it was still not particularly trusted by the alliance's several giants.
The starry battlefield held by the alien race was located beside the Wizard Civilization Expeditionary Force's war zone, but it did not seem to be a war zone with exceptionally urgent defensive needs.
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