The frequent redeployment of Devil Ancestor-level powerhouses signaled that the Magic Tide War across the major star region battlefields was also about to undergo drastic changes.
The Evil Tide Civilization's sudden move against the Siwoda Civilization was something not only other civilizations had failed to anticipate—even the Siwoda Civilization itself had never expected that its proactive posture in recent years would instead bring a catastrophic calamity down upon itself.
After the Undying Supreme issued the war order, and with the other two Supremes raising no objections, it was swiftly implemented throughout the Evil Tide Civilization.
Led by the Star Wheel Demon Ancestor, nearly two hundred Devil Emperors began transferring toward the star region where the Siwoda Civilization was located.
This was precisely what made the Evil Tide Civilization so terrifying. After years of war and successive injuries, it could still assemble an elite force of two hundred Devil Emperors!
Moreover, these two hundred Devil Emperors were only the beginning.
To ensure the steady progress of the ensuing war and guard against unforeseen factors, the Evil Tide Civilization would subsequently gather at least another hundred Devil Emperors as reserves. They would either join the Siwoda Star Territory battlefield or be used to intercept support from other civilizations for the Siwoda Civilization.
Thus, in this Civilization War, the Evil Tide Civilization would mobilize as many as three hundred Devil Emperors!
The Evil Tide Civilization's legion deployments across the major star region battlefields had already approached saturation in recent years.
Although the Evil Tide Civilization had recently pulled back a large portion of its fronts and freed up quite a bit of strength, squeezing out two or three hundred Devil Emperors was still extremely difficult.
One inevitable consequence of the war against the Siwoda Civilization was that the Evil Tide Civilization would have