As the high-level wizards from both sides entered the palace, those outside could no longer probe what was happening within.
At that moment, Benjamin's Magic Network Terminal vibrated.
Looking down, he saw intelligence sent by the artificial intelligences streaming in continuously, every entry meticulously organized.
From the political structure of the parallel world to its Power System, from its civilization's history of development to the crises it currently faced, everything was categorized with the clarity of an academic paper. He quickly skimmed the text and gained a general understanding of the parallel Wizard Civilization before him.
Just as Benjamin, Avery, and Dean Knight had predicted during their earlier conversation, the parallel world's Wizard Civilization had no Level 9 Wizards. After all, once the "First" of the Wizard Civilization had reached Level 9, a treaty protecting knowledge had already been established.
It could be said that later wizards enjoyed conditions far superior to those of the parallel world's Wizard Civilization in every respect.
If no Level 9 Wizard could arise even under comparatively favorable conditions, then the possibility of reaching Level 9 in a harsher environment was simply far too low. Besides, becoming a Level 9 Wizard was extraordinarily difficult. Excluding those nine Level 9 Wizards, it was questionable whether anyone else in the Wizard Civilization even possessed the aptitude to reach that level.
Thus, Benjamin had long anticipated the information that the parallel world had no Level 9 Wizards.
But only when he saw the detailed data analysis did he understand what that truly meant.
A civilization without a Level 9 Wizard to hold the fort was like a colossal beast without fangs in the Endless Chaotic Void.
It could still be considered powerful, but it possessed no overwhelming strength.
Yet the wizards' instinct for expansion had not changed. Once