Asu Man'er ultimately met his bleak end in the Flowing Light Retrospective World.
Although Saine and the others did not intervene, Asu Man'er's plea for help prompted them to linger on this battlefield a little longer.
Of course, they stayed for more than just watching how a half-level-9 powerhouse finally died.
They claimed to have little interest in this Land of Rules or the wealth of the Dominators who fell in the gate contention war, but in practice, both Saine and the Evil Tide Civilization were quite honest about their desires.
Saine indeed never once acted to help Asu Man'er.
He simply watched quietly as the man died.
And it was not just Asu Man'er. Almost none of the Dominators fighting in this chaotic battlefield belonged to a unified faction, so after Asu Man'er was mobbed to death, the remaining Dominators immediately scattered into disarray, each fighting for themselves.
Some Dominators who seized portions of Asu Man'er's half-level-9 remains left this Land of Rules as soon as they secured their spoils, then tore through space to leave the Flowing Light Retrospective World.
For these Dominators, had participating in the gate contention war and ending up like this really been a loss or a gain?
Overall, it was a loss.
Could even the finest rule materials be more important than the eternal soul they had lost?
In particular, the vast majority of the Dominators present were level-7 or level-8 Dominators from large planes, and they had no reliable, mature means of restoring their dominator omnipotent souls.
Even Dominators from top-level civilizations could not recover one hundred percent of the omnipotent soul they expended.
For them, therefore, this was a tremendous loss!
The half-level-9 remains they seized from Asu Man'er could only offset some of those losses.
Other Dominators, their judgment clouded