The Bewilderment Time-Space Legion led by Salamander GrayKe had only a limited practical impact on the ongoing dimension war during the early stages of its arrival.
The central reason was that Salamander GrayKe had repeatedly made it clear to the Dark Nether Death God beforehand: the Expeditionary Legion from Bewilderment Time-Space would never directly join the head-on fighting between Dark Universe Time-Space and Light Universe Time-Space.
To dispel the concerns of Salamander GrayKe and the other powerful beings from Bewilderment Time-Space completely, allowing them to provide war resources without worry, the Dark Nether Death God had even signed a war cooperation contract with them based absolutely on the rules of the void. The power of rules guaranteed that he would not force them to take part in combat.
In fact, the core rule attributes of Bewilderment Time-Space, where Salamander GrayKe and the others came from, already shared many similarities with those of Dark Universe Time-Space. At the very least, Bewilderment Time-Space was by no means a Higher Dimensional Plane with stable, gentle rules; instead, it teemed with chaotic and distorted energy fluctuations.
Precisely for that reason, the various dimension war resources produced in Bewilderment Time-Space, such as ores containing chaotic energy and equipment cores capable of holding dark rules, were immensely useful to the Expeditionary Army of Dark Universe Time-Space.
After accepting the Expeditionary Legion from Bewilderment Time-Space that Salamander GrayKe had brought, the Dark Nether Death God had indeed honored his earlier promise. He had never urged or demanded, in any form, that they join any of the fierce battles on the front lines of the current Dimension Battlefield, as though he truly intended to abide completely by that contract grounded in the rules of the void.
Seeing the Dark Nether Death God keep his word so faithfully actually