Following this line of reasoning, Saine came to understand ever more clearly that, in the vast majority of cases, the development of civilizations followed an inherent inevitability.
Just as seeds always grew toward sunlight, even so, it had to be acknowledged that in every civilization's critical eras of rise, fall, and succession, trailblazers and civilizational leaders who led the tide would inevitably emerge. With their own wisdom and strength, they anchored coordinates for their civilization's course.
Looking across the Material Star Realm he had personally experienced, as well as the countless parallel universes within the Higher Dimensional Plane where he now stood, in more than ninety percent of the World Civilizations Saine had encountered, "the few leading the many" was an eternal iron law.
Since the Immortal Domain Civilization was bound to produce a great number of Level-9 Beings, and since they would most likely advance to Level 9 faster than Wizard Civilization, Saine had no choice but to seriously consider a question: the time when the Immortal Domain Civilization initiated Dimensional Hegemony might arrive even earlier than it would for Wizard Civilization!
Then, aside from actively launching Dimensional Hegemony, did the Immortal Domain Civilization have other paths of development to choose from?
For instance, abandoning cross-dimensional expansion and instead focusing on spreading Across the Astral Realm, deeply cultivating the living space it already possessed?
At that thought, Saine could not help gently shaking his head, rejecting the idea.
If the Immortal Domain Civilization truly intended to follow the path of spreading Across the Astral Realm, Great God Pan Gu would not have needed to lapse into silence within the Chaos Void through the disintegration of his rules back then.
One had to know that Pan Gu alone, with just one axe and that exaggerated power capable of World Creation,