The bill Saine put forward at this time actually held milestone significance in the history of civilization's development.
Otherwise, it would not have been brought up as Item Ten of the Assembly.
For a very long time in the past, one important criterion by which the many Member Planes of the Wizard Alliance obtained Alliance support and preferential resource allocation was—which top-tier force of the Wizard World they followed, whether they were loyal, and how long they had followed Wizard Civilization.
Generally speaking, the longer a Plane World had been part of the Wizard Alliance, the more policy support it could obtain from the Wizard Alliance.
Conversely, those Alien Worlds that had most recently joined the Wizard Alliance were in for a miserable time.
As "newcomers," they were bound to be ostracized and bullied by the other Alliance Member Planes. It would take them quite some time to fully integrate into the Wizard Alliance.
Beyond that, the most unfortunate were those Alien Worlds that had been "forced" to join the Wizard Alliance through conquest.
Having just endured the flames of war and Wizard Civilization's "Whip of Love," they keenly felt just how heavy Wizard Civilization's "iron fist of freedom" was. For the continuation of their Plane Civilizations, they paid enormous prices and begged Wizard Civilization for forgiveness.
Even after joining the Wizard Alliance, they had to endure long years of exploitation and plunder before gradually paying off their "loans." By the time they could develop again... the daylilies would have long since gone cold.
Saine and the other powerhouses of Wizard Civilization had also noticed this problem and reflected deeply on such matters.
In fact, many Alliance Member Planes now lacked much capability, yet possessed utmost loyalty. They truly were brainless followers of Wizard Civilization.
But in this era, loyalty