In Saine's view, the Time Clock Civilization was indeed an exceptionally unique Super Civilization.
Among this civilization's Homeland Beings, nearly one-third had actually mastered the extremely rare Power of Time.
As for the remaining two-thirds, most were also adept at rule-based methods related to the Space Element. They could freely travel through Time-Space Rifts, construct spatial barriers, or manipulate spatial fluctuations.
In short, the Homeland Beings of this Super Power civilization appeared to Saine as an unusual race possessing many specialized abilities, every individual bearing a distinctive aura where time and space intertwined.
Perhaps the Time Clock Civilization's true distinction did not lie in the combat ability possessed by these Clock-type Gear Beings.
In fact, the Time Clock Civilization's overall Combat Power truly was not much to speak of.
They clearly possessed the deepest foundations and longest history in this resource time-space, standing as one of the oldest Super Civilizations in this expanse. Yet, the combat ability of Time Clock Civilization beings at the same level was more than a notch inferior to that of the gigantic Castle-type Beings of the Qihuang Castle Civilization.
Those Castle-type Beings had bodies as towering as mountain ranges, defenses that could not be breached, and attacks capable of tearing apart the barriers of time and space. In contrast, the Gear Beings of the Time Clock Civilization excelled more at precise manipulation of time and space than head-on combat.
However, Saine considered the biological traits of a civilization like the Time Clock Civilization to be entirely advantageous. Especially if they could achieve perfect complementarity with the Mechanical Civilization under his command in the future, they would surely unleash unimaginable power.
Saine's Mechanical Civilization naturally did not lack any outstanding combat units.
Within Saine's Magic Cube Space, countless Intelligent Robot production lines operated day and night