Knight Mane was right. Pantera Planet and the Ant-Man Civilization had indeed gone to war at nearly the same time.
However, the specific fighting on the Ant-Man Civilization's side should have begun somewhat earlier, and the initial intensity of battle there would most likely have surpassed that on Pantera World.
The Evil Tide Civilization was rational as well—at least when its Vanguard Army came into contact with the Wizard Civilization legions stationed outside Pantera Planet and the Ant-Man legions.
Their responses would certainly differ markedly.
Upon encountering the Wizard Civilization's garrison forces, no matter how rampant the Evil Tide Vanguard Legion was, it would have to restrain itself somewhat.
It could not possibly have a few, or a dozen or so, Devil Emperors gather together and mindlessly charge in.
At the very least, they would have to wait for a Devil Ancestor to reach the frontline battlefield and oversee the fighting.
But when facing the Ant-Man Civilization, the Evil Tide Vanguard Army presumably would not have much to consider.
In recent years, the Evil Tide Civilization had advanced through this vast starry sky like an autumn wind sweeping fallen leaves.
Over nearly a thousand years, it had not encountered a single worthy foe.
Even those large plane civilizations—was there any one of them that had not been relentlessly hunted down by the Evil Tide Army?
Even though the Ant-Man Civilization possessed six Dominators, the Evil Tide Army likely would not take them seriously.
(In truth, the Ant-Man Civilization had only five combat-capable Dominators. No matter what, Ant Queen Ilisa could not possibly go to the frontlines.)
The war indeed erupted first within the Ant-Man Civilization.
However, the battle that took place here was not a clash between the Ant-Man Civilization and the Evil Tide Legion.
Rather, it was the