The replication and construction process of the Source Energy Sub-City was, for now, proceeding fairly smoothly.
Saine had also finalized negotiations with the War God Peak Civilization, Mani God System Civilization, Xia He Civilization, Free Blade Civilization, and others—including the Evil Tide Civilization—regarding certain cutting-edge resources required for its construction.
Even if some scarce materials were indeed difficult to procure in the near term, the other top-level civilizations would still spare no effort to help and find a solution.
This was the advantage of having broad connections and many avenues.
Otherwise, how could Saine alone, or even the Wizard Civilization, so easily build a colossal entity like the Source Energy City?
Besides inquiring about the Mechanical Civilization's recent situation, Saine also learned about the state of affairs on the Dimensional Battlefield's front lines.
Prophet of Radiance Saliya's bedraggled retreat from Saine a thousand years ago apparently had not affected the frontline situation.
That made sense. Saliya himself would not intervene in the fiercest battles at the very front, and whether he was injured or not would not immediately be reflected in the Decayed Civilization army's combat condition.
At present, the Evil Tide Civilization still held a certain advantage at the forefront of the Dimensional Battlefield.
The advancing battles continued, and unless the Decayed Civilization found a new point of support for its strength, it would likely find it difficult to reverse its decline.
But how could a new point of support be so easily found?
During the tens of thousands of years in the early stages of the Dimensional Hegemony, the Evil Tide Civilization had lost so much territory in one breath, its own front compressed to the limit, yet it had not easily found a foothold either.
The Decayed Civilization would likely find it just as difficult.
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