"This may be a Medium Plane," Luluenman suddenly said after Saine had finished his interrogation.
In the Star Realm, only worlds with exceptionally complete rules that had given birth to Level-6 Creatures could be regarded as Medium Planes.
Medium Planes were already powerful worlds occupying the upper-middle tiers of the Star Realm's pyramid.
After all, Large Planes and even more powerful Top-Level Civilizations were still far too few in the boundless, magnificent Star Realm.
Civilizations of this caliber had either undergone an exceedingly long and ancient period of development, or possessed an inherently near-perfect evolutionary system.
In the Star Realm, the most numerous were actually Low-Level Planes and Micro Planes.
Such worlds had shorter periods of growth and did not impose overly stringent requirements on the strength system of their own civilizations.
Some Low-Level Planes and Micro Planes with outstanding potential might perhaps have the chance to advance into Medium Planes or even higher-level planes in the future.
But unexpected events could always easily interrupt a world's development.
Perhaps a meteor would descend, bringing destruction directly upon that Weak World.
Or perhaps an invasion from another Alien World would break that world's backbone in one blow.
Internal strife, flaws in its evolutionary system, and so on could likewise cause a Small World that had originally possessed decent potential to ultimately fade into obscurity.
Thus, discovering a Medium Plane in the Star Realm was itself a matter of luck.
And for Saine and Luluenman to suddenly collide with a Medium Plane during a Plane War was an event with a probability approaching infinity's opposite.
However, discussing such matters in terms of probability was itself rather abstruse.
The Star Realm was so vast and resplendent precisely because countless low-probability events had collided together.
To give the simplest example, the birth of a