Recently, the Anti-Decay Alliance had not made any obvious moves against the Decayed Civilization.
This world was one enormous makeshift troupe, and that included these top-level civilization alliances.
If these top-level civilizations had each independently launched a Civilization War, then so long as their Civilization Leaders were not idiots, they would have mobilized as much of their civilization's strength as possible.
All to secure the greatest possible benefits for their own civilization on the Civilization Battlefield.
But precisely because all the high-ranking figures of the civilizations present were "smart people," problems such as squabbling, shirking responsibility, and rigid conduct gradually came to light.
After learning that the Anti-Decay Alliance's offensive plan had been delayed three times in succession since one hundred and fifty years ago,
Saine suddenly understood a little of how Star Radiance Envoy Oren had felt when he presided over the Demon Subjugation Alliance Campaign.
Fortunately, the war on the Anti-Decay Alliance's side was not Saine's next focus. Nor could the Wizard Civilization launch a large-scale cross-time-space intervention in the Decayed Star District's war.
Therefore, even if the war here was delayed again, it would not greatly affect the interests of Saine and the others.
On the Decayed Civilization Battlefield, the only two people Saine was keeping a close eye on were the Soul Emperor and the Enlightenment Prophet.
As for the other upper echelons of the Decayed Civilization, or the war benefits contained within the Decayed Civilization itself, it would naturally be good if he could seize them. If not, it did not matter. Saine had already earned more than enough.
On the Anti-Decay Alliance's side, Saine was mostly just showing his face and making his presence known.
The Anti-Decay Alliance could not possibly launch an offensive against the Decayed Civilization ahead of schedule simply because