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After the Supreme Council concluded, Chairman Gould returned to the battlefield and immediately saw dozens of corpses sent back to the small War God Temple, their bodies corroded by venom and shattered by explosions.

After learning what had happened, his expression turned extremely grim.

The Zerg had hidden methods. Perhaps their earlier sacrifice of so many Zerg had been meant to observe God's Great World's methods of combat.

Now that God's Great World had exhausted all its defensive measures, it was finally time for the Zerg to truly exert their strength.

Chairman Gould's prediction proved correct. The battles that followed were no longer one-sided slaughter. Although the Zerg still had not deployed any Level 5 Zerg, all kinds of special Zerg that had never appeared on War Stars emerged one after another, continuously inflicting casualties on the Level 4 Sky Knights.

"Chairman Gould, when will the second round of conscription begin?" Bishop McKinley of the War God Temple came to Chairman Gould's side and asked in a low voice.

Unlike all the knights here, Bishop McKinley had little confidence in the outcome of this space war.

This was a war that exceeded Level 5. In particular, the placement of the small War God Temple here carried an implication he understood more clearly than Chairman Gould or any of the knights.

As an extension of the War God Temple, the small War God Temple standing here represented the God of War's attention. If necessary, the God of War could even intervene in the battlefield through it.

There was a strong possibility that the war would escalate to the divine level. At present, it was merely a mutual test.

That was why the Tula Star defensive line was so important. Of course, this was also because the Tula Star defensive line had