The gap in strength between a Low-Level Plane and a Medium Plane often had to be multiplied tenfold.
And that was only a relatively crude method of calculation.
In truth, once the height of civilization itself was involved, the disparities lay in every conceivable aspect.
For now, it was difficult to determine exactly how many lifeforms above Level 4 existed in the Wild Gorilla World.
However, if the other side was assumed to be a Mid-Level World Civilization, then the Wild Gorilla World most likely possessed no fewer than fifty individuals above Level 4. And that was still a conservative estimate.
Do not assume that because Centaur World, as a Medium Plane, possessed only eighteen gods above Level 4, that this represented the norm for Mid-Level World Civilizations in the Star Realm.
In reality, Centaur World was a "castrated" Mid-Level World.
After joining the Wizard Alliance's system, all of the Alliance's resources, wealth, and manpower had to be tilted toward Wizard Civilization in order to sustain the incomparably powerful Wizard World.
And Member Planes like Centaur World, which held no particularly high standing within the Alliance, were naturally, to a great extent, among those being exploited.
Among the Mid-Level World Civilizations Wizard Civilization had encountered throughout its past wars, the number of lifeforms above Level 4 generally ranged from twenty to two hundred.
A plane possessing twenty Level-4 lifeforms had only just crossed into the ranks of Medium Planes. It possessed only one Level-6 lifeform, and that one was merely at the early stage of Level 6. Its overall civilization remained in the initial stage among Medium Planes.
A Mid-Level World Civilization possessing as many as two hundred Level-4 lifeforms, on the other hand, represented the pinnacle state of Medium Planes in the Star Realm. Its world not only possessed