The emergence of the "Declaration of Joint Development of the Demon Territory" signaled that, after the Evil Tide Civilization had left the Star Realm, the vast sea of stars that was the Demon Territory—which had been contested for many years—could finally "settle down" somewhat.
As the top-level civilization that had claimed the largest share of the Demon Territory's map, the Wizard Civilization naturally hoped that other civilizations would "help" it develop those Blank Star Territories in the process.
In particular, the Wizard Civilization stated in the supplementary clauses that foreign civilizations and races participating in the development, upon entering star regions under the Wizard Civilization's jurisdiction, would need to pay the Wizard Civilization a certain "entry fee," and that the Wizard Civilization would also have priority rights to reclaim the resources they developed, among other provisions.
Compared to those more long-term benefits, the Wizard Civilization's high-level experts of this generation seemed to value the visible profits right before their eyes even more.
No matter how many resources and benefits the Demon Territory truly held, only what first went into one's own pocket truly belonged to oneself!
The emergence of the "Declaration of Joint Development of the Demon Territory" instantly ignited the development fervor of many surrounding World Civilizations.
Most of them were medium and small World Civilizations!
Because these World Civilizations were too weak, they actually did not need to worry about too many things.
Nor did they need to fear others coveting them.
What crocodile would eat the little bird that specifically picked its teeth clean?
Of course, many of these medium and Small Planes that were among the first to participate in the Joint Development Strategy of the Demon Territory were "actors" deliberately arranged by the Wizard Civilization and others.
The Wizard Civilization needed them to serve as