Lord of Ashes
Chapter 4144

New Ruins

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Even the Element Pioneer, widely acknowledged as the most even-tempered among them, had slammed the table. The other leaders of the Demon-Pacifying Alliance could hardly continue discussing avoiding battle with the Evil Tide.

Although the war with the Evil Tide had not ended entirely, the Demon-Pacifying Alliance's focus would undoubtedly shift gradually from all-out confrontation to a roundabout campaign of occupation that offered greater profits and fewer losses.

The Endless Fire Territory Battlefield, where Demon Ancestor Kaihuang and the others were stationed, and several other central war zones remained the main theaters of conflict between the Evil Tide Civilization and the Demon-Pacifying Alliance in the Material Star Realm.

But outside those core war zones, especially on the peripheral battlefields...

Aside from some changes in its wars with the Demon-Pacifying Alliance's core civilizations, the Evil Tide Civilization's wars against the Heavy Hammerer Civilization and the Void Civilization in the Material Star Realm also underwent a shift.

After the battle in the Primal Meteor Sea, the Mani God System Civilization finally decided to intervene in the war in this Star Sector.

Expeditionary armies from other stellar regions, including those of the Xia He Civilization and the Rumbling Primordial Stone World, also arrived in the Siwoda Star Territory to join the fighting.

The Xia He Civilization and the others ultimately participated as mercenaries, earning cash payments.

The Mani God System Civilization, however, was more interested in the complete rule planes in this Star Sector's Siwoda Star Territory. With the Evil Tide Civilization also promising generous rewards down the line, the Mani God System Civilization became its greatest supporter in that Star Sector.

One benefit of establishing partnerships with numerous top-level civilizations was that the Evil Tide Civilization could exchange resources with them to meet their respective needs.

The scale of their cooperation

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