Gabriel alone was enough to fight the Heavenly Calamity Project before him to a standstill.
Not to mention Little White, the super mechanical giant, and Saine of the Transcendent Realm, whose strength was even greater, were nearby as well.
For the Engineer Civilization, this was an exceptionally despairing war.
After the Lord of Infinity and the Thirty-Six-Winged Blood Angel joined the battlefield one after another, the Engineer Civilization's own assessment was that their chances of victory had plummeted from the original 40% to around 10%.
How were they supposed to fight this?
Clearly, the Engineer Civilization also understood that the Green Vine Civilization, which had come to this battlefield, could only mediate the conflict. It was impossible for them to completely fall out with the Light God Race for the sake of the Engineer Civilization.
Those Plant Element Beings of the Green Vine Civilization were themselves known for their relatively mild temperaments. And creatures with mild temperaments were generally rather timid...
Whether by nature or driven by profit, the Green Vine Civilization could not possibly fight the Light God Race to the bitter end.
Thus, after the Light God Race deployed a "second strongest expert" like the Lord of Infinity, the Green Vine Civilization could no longer interfere in the war on this Civilization Battlefield.
As for why the Green Vine Civilization's three powerful beings did not leave immediately—
It was not that they did not want to leave, but that they could not!
The Lord of Infinity was undoubtedly an outrageously battle-crazed man. He had not yet fought to his heart's content, so how could he possibly let the Green Vine Civilization's three great experts depart?
That Blood Angel was also a bloodthirsty, warlike individual.
When the two of them appeared, the expressions on the faces of the Green