After the Spirit Sovereign answered the Bopul Hegemony's wish, they had been watching to see whether it could make a spiritual-domain jump into the lost star system.
Being able to make a spiritual-domain jump would not merely mean that the Amoeba race had suffered heavy losses. More importantly, it would mean that spiritual-domain entities on the Spirit Sovereign's level could not have their ability to use the spiritual domain sealed by the Amoeba race. As long as the Bopul Hegemony could wield power of that level, they would not need to fear the Amoeba race's ability to seal the use of the spiritual domain.
Likewise, if the Spirit Sovereign defeated the Amoeba race, it meant that as long as the Bopul Hegemony reached the Spirit Sovereign's level, they could suppress them completely.
And once they had them suppressed, could they not subdue them? The logic was simple.
If the Spirit Sovereign's use of the spiritual domain was also sealed and it lost its battle against the Amoeba race, then the Bopul Hegemony would raise their level and continue probing until they found the Amoeba race's limit.
Among the Bopul Hegemony, there was a belief that all things countered one another. Anything that existed necessarily had weaknesses; nothing possessed the concept of being "invincible."
Buoyed by this belief, they looked down on no person and no matter, because in their eyes, even something that appeared powerful was at most a paper tiger. Once they found its weakness, it would collapse at the first touch.
Taking a step back, if they truly felt they could not suppress it, they would consider joining forces with others of the same tier.
The Bopul Hegemony had considered this matter thoroughly.
The result came quickly. When the Bopul Hegemony discovered that they could use the spiritual