Deep Sea Darkness (14)

Measured by civilization as a unit.

Weak Level 1 primitive tribal civilizations, with centuries of nascent consciousness and millennia of growth, were almost constantly on the brink of extinction. Only a small fraction possessed the potential to advance to higher civilizations.

Perhaps after a natural disaster, the Wind Eye they relied on would vanish, leading to their extinction in the disaster.

But Level 2 temple civilizations, due to the establishment of Wind Eye, possessed the foundation to resist natural disasters with human effort, making them relatively more stable.

They were the most basic forces in this world.

If given enough time, these civilizations could gather the power of gods and establish higher divine civilizations.

The key lay in this so-called time!

The growth of civilizations and the continuous expansion of Wind Eye survival resources would inevitably threaten other surrounding civilizations.

Some civilizations had strong potential and could develop and grow rapidly in an extremely short period. When such a civilization appeared in the sight of an ancient civilization, to prevent it from becoming a competitor in the future, the most effective method was to destroy it before it fully matured!

Of course, this was only one reason.

The survival law of faith proposed by Corleon might also be a reason, but undeniably, the Starveil Land where humans resided had experienced multiple attacks from higher civilizations in its history. The Ice Filth civilization had thus retreated to the underground world.

Under normal circumstances.

The terrifying Wind Eye supported by Level 3 divine civilizations was hundreds of times stronger than that of lower temple civilizations.

Vast territories provided Level 3 civilizations with more maneuvering space. They were the backbone of this world. Even when facing the crushing power of higher civilizations, wars would become exceptionally long, with decades or even centuries being