Aside from the war zones of the Immortal Domain and the Blue Fox Civilization, Wizard Civilization could dispatch troops to intervene in the other battlefields of the Eight Directions Conglomerate.
This was also an opportunity to showcase Wizard Civilization's strength.
Who exactly had the final say within the Eight Directions Conglomerate, and whose strength was greatest, would become increasingly clear in the process.
Moreover, Wizard Civilization's deployment was not merely an "act of friendship."
They had benefits to claim as well.
Within the Eight Directions Conglomerate, there was a complete and well-established alliance core system.
This had been established from the very beginning of the Eight Directions Conglomerate, in order to avert conflicts and disputes over interests in advance.
For example, once Wizard Civilization deployed troops, it would obtain the corresponding rights to a portion of the resources in that war zone.
Likewise, if Wizard Civilization's legions provided support and rescued certain surrounded allied civilization legions, then no matter how close those allied civilization legions were to Wizard Civilization, they would still pay Wizard Civilization a sum of resource wealth as compensation.
By the same logic, if Wizard Civilization's legions were trapped and rescued, they would also provide compensation to the supporting forces of their allied civilizations.
Even between brothers, accounts had to be settled clearly.
The more closely connected top-level civilizations were, the more they ought to make such matters crystal clear.
Otherwise, they would only create needless conflicts and troubles for both sides.
On the contrary, if the rewards and benefits obtainable through such reinforcement operations were clearly stated, the allied reinforcements from other civilizations would be more proactive in committing themselves to these support battles.
The Immortal Domain battlefield mentioned by Sword Saint Carell and the Blue Fox Civilization war zone discussed by Befu were both