Bing Xin, leader of the Water Mirror Civilization, had indeed displayed considerable sincerity at this moment.
Although Saine had not yet extended his unfathomable will into the Dimensional Ring she had presented,
the dense Dimensional Time-Space attributes contained within the ring itself, combined with Saine's rough understanding of the vastness of such rings' internal spaces, were already enough for him to judge the value of Bing Xin's gift.
Although the Mechanical Civilization led by Saine, as well as Saine himself, had not lacked so-called wealth and resources in recent years due to their frequent involvement in all manner of Dimensional Plane Wars and their exceptionally active trade with major dimensional time-spaces,
no one in this world ever complained about having too many resources in hand. What was more, the Water Mirror Civilization was, after all, one of the most deeply rooted native Super Civilizations in Light Universe Time-Space.
Before Light Universe Time-Space had been disturbed by invasions from forces of other Dimensional Planes, the Water Mirror Civilization had once engaged in fierce clashes with the Crimson Flame Civilization. The two sides had been evenly matched, fighting only for the position of foremost power in Light Universe Time-Space. Those years of conflict had left a vivid, indelible stroke upon the civilization history of Light Universe Time-Space.
Though times had changed and seas had turned into mulberry fields, the Water Mirror Civilization, once among the finest of Light Universe Time-Space, was no longer so conspicuous upon the war-torn Light Universe Time-Space Battlefield. Even its former strongest rival—the Crimson Flame Civilization—had perished in the Dimension War.
Still, as the old saying went, a starved camel was bigger than a horse.
Even stripped of its former glory, the Water Mirror Civilization still possessed a considerable total wealth and profound Civilization Foundation. It was far