The Interstellar Federation and God's Great World reached an agreement on jointly developing the Zerg World beyond the Portal in the Chaotic Starfield. The agreement was reached primarily because the development of the Zerg World was time-sensitive.
God's Great World sent two Temple Knights skilled in defense into the Zerg World. After passing through the Space Gate, they gained a clear understanding of the Zerg World on the other side.
Although the two Temple Knights had only remained there for three seconds before being forced to return through the Space Gate, suffering some injuries in the process, those brief three seconds gave God's Great World a certain understanding of the situation beyond it.
First, the Zerg World beyond the Space Gate was a Zerg planet with at least five Level 5 Zergs, while the rest were low-level Zergs from Level 1 to Level 4.
In fact, whether there was a Zerg god-level being on the planet determined whether the Zerg planet had any value for development.
The most important information the two Temple Knights had risked their lives to gather by passing through the Space Gate was confirmation of whether a Zerg god-level being was present.
If there were a Zerg god-level being there, then the Zerg planet beyond the Space Gate would have no value whatsoever. The Space Gate would merely become a place for god-level beings from both sides to confront one another.
According to the analysis, the Zerg god-level being had left due to injuries. Though they did not know which god-level being had caused them, the Zerg god-level being would need at least a hundred years to recover.
In other words, this Zerg planet could be developed for at least a hundred years. To speed up that development, cooperation with the Interstellar Federation was an excellent