If they could avoid acting, they would. The Wrynn Alliance had already occupied one layer of the Surface Abyss World and might well have the strength to occupy another.
The Abyssal Demons were wary of the Wrynn Alliance, as well as the Hall Angels and the Light Alliance behind it.
Medivh was wary, too. The Hall Angels and Gods of Light didn't take orders from him. If things got out of hand and the Abyssal Demons fought him with everything they had, he wouldn't be able to hold out.
Having powerful backers was one thing; his own strength was another. Medivh wasn't so arrogant as to mistake his backers' power for his own.
He knew his limits and wouldn't risk doing anything beyond his capabilities.
The resources of the Holy Remains Plane, the Sam Plane, and the Iron Arm Realm all needed time to convert. Unlike the legendary Transcendents of the Star Alliance, the Wrynn Alliance wasn't desperate for room to ascend to godhood.
The Wrynn Alliance only took a limited part in the Star Alliance's struggle against the Abyssal Demons.
In wars that didn't affect the overall situation, everyone fought their own battles. Medivh wouldn't be kind enough to help the Star Alliance's Legendary powerhouses obtain colonies in the Plane Graveyard.
That was their own problem. If they weren't capable, they should stay where they belonged at the Legendary rank.
Since ancient times, countless Transcendents had reached the Legendary rank, but only a tiny fraction of them had ascended to godhood.
The formation of the Plane Graveyard had opened up plenty of room for the Legendary Transcendents of this era to advance. If they still couldn't seize the opportunity, then they simply weren't worthy of becoming gods.
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