As for the "love-hate slaughter" between the Crimson Flame Civilization and the Water Mirror Civilization, the other Super Civilizations had no interest in intervening.
As long as the two of them did not interfere with their own battlefield deployments and gains, they tacitly accepted the existence of this open and covert struggle.
Throughout this process, the Water Mirror Civilization displayed exceptional shrewdness. Their sole target was the Crimson Flame Civilization; they never extended surplus forces into the battlefields of the other Super Civilizations, avoiding the risk of making enemies on multiple fronts.
Naturally, the Crimson Flame Civilization was exceedingly angered by the Water Mirror Civilization's sudden tactic of "dragging them down," while the dissatisfaction among the soldiers at the frontline rose steadily.
However, the key reason the Crimson Flame Civilization could not immediately tear off all pretense was that the Water Mirror Civilization's Sea Mirror Woman had not openly attacked any of the Crimson Flame Civilization's powerful practitioners.
She had merely used the rules of the Mirror Maze to shroud both sides battling between the Crimson Flame Civilization and the Darkness Source Civilization, ostensibly "helping seal off the dark forces," while in truth disrupting the Crimson Flame Civilization's offensive rhythm.
This series of actions by the Water Mirror Civilization made the situation on the Darkness Source Civilization's frontline battlefield increasingly chaotic and unpredictable.
The battle situation, which had originally been tilting toward the Crimson Flame Civilization, once again fell into a stalemate.
Saine was currently within the Illusory Sea Maze. Through the Light God Race's intelligence network, he could promptly obtain firsthand news from the frontline battlefield.
Yet at this moment, the vast majority of Saine's attention was focused on constructing the Time-Space Altar, and he paid little heed to the disputes at the frontline.
In his view, as long