Saine's conditions were excessive.
Even with such harsh terms already in place, Saine had demanded that the Dawn Civilization kill two Dominators of the Dreadful Treant Civilization.
But neither the Dawn Civilization nor the Sage Civilization had any room to refuse Saine's demands.
It had to be understood that Saine had required the Dawn Civilization and the Sage Civilization to each kill two Dominators, not to kill two between them.
The crushing pressure of those kill requirements left the Goddess of Dawn and Great Sage Pant silent for a long while after learning the specific terms.
Still, in the end, the Dawn Civilization and the Sage Civilization accepted the demands proposed by Saine, leader of the Mechanical Civilization.
Paying a grievous price, along with such outrageous compensation for violating the rules of balance, was still better than having their two Top-Level Civilizations completely destroyed.
The Dawn Civilization and the Sage Civilization could still settle that account.
In the end, the day the Dawn Civilization and the Sage Civilization secretly agreed with the Mechanical Civilization to turn against their side and surrender was set for the same day.
Regarding this, Saine said to the Dominators around him, "Perhaps this Dimensional Hegemony will end earlier than expected."
"It seems the Dreadful Treant Civilization has no more cards up its sleeve," Saine said.
Saine's words caused many High-Level Experts from the Mechanical Civilization's camp on the battlefield to loosen up.
Being able to end the Dimensional Hegemony sooner was naturally a good thing.
It meant that these participating experts could claim their own share of the spoils sooner.
Moreover, the sooner the war ended, the lower the danger would be.
This was especially true for several forces that had already experienced Dimensional Hegemony. They deeply knew that the gains seized on the Dimensional