It was not only the battle against the Alien Queen that Saine and the other Wizard Civilization powerhouses would not participate in.
The same went for the Wizard Civilization Expeditionary Force's entire "Slimming Plan"—the Wizard Civilization's native powerhouses would not directly intervene.
Many Exotic Dominators and foreign gods received a Rule Contract personally signed by Wizard Civilization powerhouses as soon as they joined the Wizard Alliance.
Judging from the surface alone, the benefits and rule provisions in this Rule Contract naturally all leaned in their favor.
But what exactly that meant, they would naturally experience for themselves after joining the Wizard Alliance.
This was especially true for certain Alliance Planes that had only joined the Wizard Alliance through war. Their impression would likely be even deeper.
Even the Alien Star District Dominators before them, who had yet to join the Wizard Alliance, had in fact signed Rule Contracts with the Wizard Civilization's upper echelons.
One basic requirement of the contract was that neither party could attack the other.
At this moment, Saine and the others naturally were not attacking those with whom they had made contracts! They were merely letting the Evil Tide Civilization do the job for them.
Of course, it was not as though Saine and the others could not act.
They merely needed to make some minor adjustments to the contracts afterward.
The mages of the Wizard Civilization were experts at playing with contracts.
Since its rise, the Wizard Civilization had truly had very few instances of violating Rule Contracts!
This was both to save trouble in the future and to avoid certain risks. After all, even if a Rule Contract would not backlash against the Wizard Civilization, there was no guarantee that certain powerful beings in the Star Realm would not trace the source and investigate