In truth, the Crimson Flame Civilization harbored a faint sense of resistance toward the United Council established by the Five Super Civilizations.
That was because the Crimson Flame Civilization had long grown accustomed to being "the boss" among the Super Civilizations of the Light Universe Time-Space.
Now that they suddenly had to establish a United Council alongside the other four Super Civilizations, whose command they would ultimately have to follow had become their greatest concern.
In fact, when the Five Super Civilizations had first decided to form an alliance, the other four—including the Crimson Flame Civilization—had originally envisioned a relatively loose confederation.
Such a decision was also more in line with the current "national conditions" of the major Super Civilizations in the Light Universe Time-Space, as well as the actual state of the entire time-space.
After all, which of these Super Civilizations had not fought wars against one another?
Although they now had the Darkness Source Civilization as a common enemy, who could expect them to trust one another without reservation?
If they refrained from stabbing each other in the back during their future cooperation, that would already count as rare "restraint."
The reason the Moonlight Civilization had proactively proposed deepening cooperation, even explicitly suggesting the establishment of an institution like the United Council,
could in fact also be seen as a means for the Moonlight Civilization to seize the opportunity presented by the alliance and secure more rights and interests for itself.
As for why the Light God Race and the other Super Civilizations had immediately echoed the proposal, naturally, they too hoped to obtain greater benefits for themselves through this cooperation.
A stable and relatively fair environment for cooperation could reduce much unnecessary friction and trouble.
The upper echelons of the Five Super Civilizations ultimately decided to hold