The arrival of so many phoenix creatures indeed drew considerable attention.
But immediately afterward, the Galente Federation's "Steel Rain" was equally eye-catching.
The Galente Federation was also currently one of the dominant powers in the Wizard Alliance. The growth of Saine, the God of Machines, had greatly propelled the Federation's development as well.
From Dominator-class fortresses to Dominator-Class War Fleet formations, then to Dominator-class mechas and Dominator-class modified warriors... the Galente Federation truly had everything.
To the point that, by now, the Wizard Civilization had to place some slight restrictions on the Galente Federation's technological development tree.
The Federation higher-ups who descended upon Howling Stone World also behaved relatively modestly.
Perhaps the Galente Federation itself knew that it had grown too large and attracted too much attention.
Back when it had first joined the Wizard Alliance, the Galente Federation had actively pursued diplomacy, taking the initiative to build friendly relations with internal Wizard World factions and Dominators from other renowned Alliance Planes.
But this time, upon arriving at Howling Stone World, the Galente Federation's higher-ups behaved more obediently than anyone else.
While the powerful beings from other Alliance Planes actively socialized, the Federation delegation gave off an exceptionally low-key impression. Only when others took the initiative to approach the Federation would these Federation higher-ups respond with smiles.
The Reverse Mutant had also led the Alien Civilization here to participate in this Wizard Alliance Assembly.
However, the Reverse Mutant did not seem as skilled as her mother at managing her own race. Even now, the only Dominator-level Alien Kings were the Reverse Mutant and that white auxiliary alien.
The Alien Queen could no longer be considered a powerhouse of the Alien Civilization. If one had to classify her, she now belonged to the Dominators of the Mechanical Civilization.
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