Leaving aside the Light Universe Time-Space side, the Light God Race was centered around the Creation God, the Supreme God, the Lord of Radiance, and others, reorganizing the postwar Star Sector.
After Saine led the Mechanical Civilization's expeditionary legion back to Gear Time-Space, the entire Mechanical Civilization quickly entered another kind of busy state.
The end of the war did not mean every Mechanical Legion could immediately enter dormancy.
On the contrary, for the Mechanical Civilization, postwar inspection, archiving, resource allocation, and merit settlement were likewise an enormous undertaking.
One mechanical warship after another returning from the Light Universe Time-Space Battlefield sailed into the giant Maintenance Starports throughout Gear Time-Space according to their different degrees of damage.
On the hulls of some warships, black mottled marks left by the corrosion of the Dark Universe Time-Space's Death Rule still remained.
Some giant War Platforms had been worn beyond recognition by the Sandstorm Origin of Qisha Time-Space.
There were also a small number of mechanical units whose internal spaces still contained pollution from the killing rules and dark power left behind by the Darkness Sword Organization, requiring specialized isolation engineers to carry out multiple rounds of purification.
These losses were not small.
But compared to the massive Spoils of War the Mechanical Civilization had obtained in the Light Universe Time-Space War, this price was entirely acceptable.
In the central Mechanical Star District of Gear Time-Space, a postwar merit settlement covering the entire upper-level system of the Mechanical Civilization soon began.
Saine did not personally preside over every detail.
Matters like this were naturally handled by the Sky Net Central Hub, as well as the Mechanical Civilization's already mature merit-evaluation system.
But rewards involving Level-9, Level-10, and even higher-level mechanical units still required Saine's personal review.
In this Light Universe Time-Space War, there