They said peers were natural rivals.
The Galente Federation and the Norman Federation both lay within the Wizard Civilization's sphere of rule, so naturally, there was some competition and mutual sense of crisis between them.
This faint wariness toward one another had gradually extended into the scientific circles of both civilizations.
Sipnas and Dr. Gailuo could be considered friends, and they had conducted cooperative experiments together for quite some time.
Yet feelings of comparison inevitably arose.
Not to mention that, aside from Dominator-class Artificial Humans, the Norman Federation also possessed a Dominator-class fleet.
The Norman Federation's fleet was clearly not on the same level as the Galente Federation War fleet groups.
However, after the war ended, the Galente Federation had been thoroughly fleeced, losing a batch of cutting-edge scientific technologies. Some of those technologies had found their way into the Norman Federation.
This was why, despite the Galente Federation being larger in scale, it had never underestimated the Norman Federation and had always remained highly wary of them.
Wizard Civilization higher-ups like Saine, on the other hand, appeared not to pay much attention to this and adopted an attitude of hanging it high and leaving it alone.
The two technology-based civilizations being mutually wary and guarded against each other was, instead, a good thing for the Wizard Civilization.
It could also be considered a form of indirect balance.
After handling a round of affairs in the Galente Federation, Saine returned to the Wizard World. After some thought, he flew toward the Northern Snow Mountain Range.
Saine had only recently returned to the Wizard Civilization, and nearly all of its higher-ups knew that he had experienced a fierce battle over there.
It was precisely because of this that, although the Wizard Civilization's higher-ups had been frequently reassigned lately and elite