Galaxy Star Safina's willingness to contribute more than half of the original blueprints for Source Energy City was not, in the eyes of Saine and the other Wizard Civilization higher-ups, the most reliable bargaining chip.
Even Safina's offer to pay with her own "Disarmament Rebirth" in exchange for the continuation of the Source Energy Remnant Clan did not amount to much profit for Wizard Civilization.
Compared with the remaining strength of the Source Energy Remnant Clan after Safina's suicide, Safina herself was what interested Wizard Civilization more.
Safina herself certainly knew this as well, which was why her proposed "Disarmament Rebirth" looked more like a performance.
However, a Level-8 Peak powerhouse taking the initiative to kneel and beg to join the Wizard Alliance was not something that could be agreed to so casually.
Forget Level-8 Peak—once one reached the Dominator-class realm and possessed an Omnipotent Soul, Wizard Civilization found it difficult to restrain such powerhouses with Rule Contracts.
The word "omnipotent" in Omnipotent Soul already explained many things.
There were even some exceptionally bold mid-level powerhouses below Dominator-class in the Star Realm who dared to violate Rule Contracts.
It was not exactly that ignorance bred fearlessness, but rather that the backlash of a Rule Contract often had its limits.
For those Level-4 to Level-6 Creatures who were barefoot and unafraid of those wearing shoes, even if violating a Rule Contract might bring down the Star Realm's laws of balance upon their race and Home Starfield, as long as their hearts were hard enough, they had nothing to fear!
Given how much Galaxy Star Safina valued her mother civilization, once Wizard Civilization extended the targets of the Rule Contract to the Source Energy Remnant Clan, this woman would most likely obey the commands of Wizard Civilization's higher-ups in full.
But Wizard