This was undoubtedly an absolute bumper harvest destined to be recorded in the annals of Dimension War history!
The successive deaths of the Flame Winged God and that Level-11 Star Creature were merely the two most dazzling "main courses" in this war feast spanning resources and dimensions.
At the instant of their thunderous falls, countless Level-9 and Level-10 fire-type creatures of the Crimson Flame Civilization also perished one after another across the vast surrounding starry sky, their stellar bodies shattering in scenes of violent upheaval.
Scorching Flame Origin drifted freely through the starry sky. Some was torn apart by the battlefield's chaotic energy currents before it could disperse, while some was opportunistically harvested by prepared Destruction Divine Kingdom strong practitioners and taken as their own.
Of course, this dimension-spanning Dimension War was not one in which only the creatures and high-level strong practitioners of the Crimson Flame Civilization continually fell.
Even though the Destruction Divine Kingdom Faction had already secured an overwhelming advantage across the board, a few exceptionally unlucky fools inevitably emerged—they had clearly besieged Crimson Flame Civilization creatures with forces several times greater than the enemy's, yet were still met with desperate counterattacks from these violent, death-defying Flame Creatures. In the end, they were either dragged into desperate straits and perished together, or died miserably with flames consuming their bodies.
However, such extreme cases were ultimately very rare.
At least on the current Crimson Flame Star District battlefield, the battle damage ratio between the high-level combat forces fiercely slaughtering one another remained at an astonishing level close to 10:1.
This primarily referred to high-level beings that had reached Level-9 Life Level or above. After all, the higher one's Life Realm, the deeper one's foundations of existence. Every one of them concealed several life-preserving trump cards and killing moves.