Demon Subjugation Alliance Battlefield.
After the sudden assault led by Star Wheel Demon Ancestor, Liè Chǐ Demon Ancestor, and others, the Myriad Transformations Celestial Venerable World sought aid from the Nine Stars Civilization, while the Capricorn Empire sought aid from the Yan Emperor Divine Clan.
Although both had received different responses to their requests for aid.
There was one top-level civilization among them that had not sought help from outsiders.
It was the Iron-Blood Civilization!
The Iron-Blood Civilization was, in fact, a top-level civilization with an unyielding backbone.
In the past, every adult Iron-Blood Warrior had to hunt an Alien Beast alone in the stars before being deemed "qualified."
This time, when faced with the Evil Tide Civilization's sudden assault, the Iron-Blood Civilization displayed remarkable resolve.
Even as their allied civilization—the Capricorn Empire—had been forced to abandon many star domains after being unable to bear the tremendous losses.
The Iron-Blood Civilization's Iron-Blood Warriors fought to the death without retreating.
Even Nigrode, the Iron-Blood Civilization's Grand Elder, arrived at the front lines of the Civilization Battlefield at the first opportunity, wielding the Iron-Blood Blade as he confronted the invading Liè Chǐ Demon Ancestor.
In terms of strength, Nigrode was clearly far inferior to Liè Chǐ Demon Ancestor.
Moreover, Liè Chǐ Demon Ancestor also possessed a Civilization Supreme Treasure, which was not necessarily much worse than the Iron-Blood Blade in Nigrode's hands.
What made the entire Iron-Blood Civilization gnash their teeth even more was Liè Chǐ Demon Ancestor's utter despicability.
He did not fight Nigrode, who was weaker than himself. Instead, he specifically targeted the Iron-Blood Civilization's Level-7 Dominators!
The Iron-Blood Civilization had always been an exceptionally weak branch among top-level civilizations.
This was related to their civilization's history, as well as their years of tangled, fierce warfare with the Alien Civilization.