Considering the annihilation campaign in the Demon Territory Middle Part, the Evil Tide Civilization had seized the initiative in the Dimensional Hegemony and even killed a Half-Level-9 combatant like the Bone Emperor.
But it had also left their central Star Sector in ruins.
Thus, the only Star Sectors the Evil Tide Civilization still truly had intact, and from which it could continuously draw troops and reserves, were two.
As for the other three Star Sectors, one had traded with the Five Directions Civilization Axis Group for an enormous quantity of resources and wealth.
Another had traded time for space with the Demon Subjugation Alliance, supporting their all-out struggle on the Dimensional Battlefield.
The last had purged internal dissent back then and seized the initiative on the Dimensional Battlefield.
Looking at it now, the Evil Tide Civilization truly had not made a single losing deal.
As the Dimensional War continued to advance, the Evil Tide Civilization was even willing to "sell" the two Star Sectors at the very heart of its own civilization!
So long as the buyer could afford the price.
With such resolve, what could the Evil Tide Civilization not accomplish?
In contrast to the Evil Tide Civilization, the Decayed Civilization's situation in the Decay Time-Space where it resided was somewhat difficult.
While the Evil Tide Civilization had drawn in the Five Directions Civilization Axis Group, the Decayed Civilization had initially drawn in four parties as well: the Zeus Skelton Empire, Wanqiong World Civilization, Tianhai Realm Civilization, and Gekdraman Civilization.
In terms of the number of civilizations, they were not much inferior to the Evil Tide Civilization. This could also be considered a kind of "balance."
But when it came to the final outcome of the fighting and the Decayed Civilization's current condition, it could only be said