The Fallen Emperor also regarded the Immortal Domain with immense wariness and awe.
Although the Immortal Domain had not deployed many high-ranking Dominators or Combat Legions into the Flowing Light Retrospective World, making it far less conspicuous than Wizard Civilization's leader Saine personally driving the God of Machines into the Dimensional Hegemony,
the Immortal Domain had nonetheless left an exceedingly deep impression on the Fallen Emperor so far.
One such impression was that the Enlightenment Prophet had been trapped on the Immortal Domain Battlefield for many years, allowing the Fallen Emperor to sabotage some of the Enlightenment Prophet's original arrangements and schemes.
In truth, the Fallen Emperor bore no psychological burden whatsoever over disrupting the Enlightenment Prophet's plans, nearly wiping out the Zeus Skelton Empire fleet, and causing several other Top-Level Civilizations of the Decayed Civilization that had originally remained hidden in the shadows to reveal themselves one after another.
Nor did he regret his decisions in the slightest.
After all, the destruction of the Zeus Skelton Empire had indeed helped the Decayed Civilization reduce quite a few losses.
Moreover, as far as the Fallen Emperor was concerned, no matter what the Enlightenment Prophet intended to do, he wanted to obstruct it.
It was an instinct born of a Level-9 Being.
Perhaps, judging from the current outcome, if the Zeus Skelton Empire had not been destroyed, the Decayed Civilization's situation on the front-line battlefield would indeed have been better.
But if one day in the future the matter were considered from the overall picture and the final outcome, perhaps what the Fallen Emperor had done really had not been wrong!
What made the Fallen Emperor cast a sidelong glance now was this: how had the Immortal Domain managed to hold back the Enlightenment Prophet for so long?
By relying solely