If the first expedition against Yakina World had ended in failure because Wizard Civilization had underestimated its enemy and the enemy had enjoyed better luck,
then suffering the same defeat a second time could no longer be explained by luck alone.
When faced with a Medium Plane civilization that had repelled two consecutive invasions, Wizard World generally chose one of two ways to handle it:
The first was to win them over.
After all, though Yakina World had also suffered grievous losses and had practically been crippled, defeating Wizard Civilization twice still displayed the formidable strength of their civilization and race.
Such an immensely powerful World Civilization was worth Wizard Civilization lowering its stature to befriend.
The second method was for Wizard Civilization to dispatch a Dominator-class powerhouse and directly erase this Medium Plane.
Do not speak of Wizard World bullying the weak, striking the young and drawing out the old.
If they had suffered setbacks twice in the same Medium Plane, and the other side still resolutely resisted Wizard Civilization's overtures,
then if Wizard World did not properly teach them how to behave, how could it continue to hold its ground in the Surrounding Starfield?
Judging by the fact that Yakina World was still thriving today, had already joined the Wizard Alliance, and had developed a respectable economy,
it was not difficult to see what choice Yakina World had made back then.
In truth, the greatest credit went to that Yaqina Empress!
After the second great war ended, Wizard Civilization had sent envoys to Yakina World.
It was the Yaqina Empress who had brushed aside all dissent and firmly led her people into joining the Wizard Alliance, thereby sparing this Mid-Level World from total destruction.
At the time, all ordinary beings of the Yaqina Plane naïvely believed that, under