Information flowed through the Amoeba at high speed, and their collective decision was quickly discussed within a short time.
Only those with sufficient strength are qualified to have a voice.
N17 replied, No, there is no need for that. You, the Amoeba, have already proven your strength.
What we mean by a voice refers to you. Diplomatic relations between civilizations can only be established on the basis of equality between both parties.
A weak nation has no diplomacy. This phrase applied to civilizations as well. If they wanted to conduct diplomacy with the collective, it should at least be between civilizations on the same level.
What? The target civilization was also a cosmic-level civilization? You said it was, so it was? The Spirit Realm was also at the cosmic level, yet it got smashed to pieces in minutes! Bring out your strength and speak with it!
Pardon me, it was my misunderstanding. I neglected the basic etiquette of a bellicose civilization.
However, I need to remind you that I cannot guarantee the absence of casualties.
N17 did not show any timidity; instead, it reminded the successors that such engagements were bound to involve casualties.
Over the long years, how many civilizations had the target civilization encountered? In the past, there was no shortage of those strongly double-standardized civilizations that thought themselves powerful and demanded to speak through strength, only to be beaten to a pulp and then filled with resentment, accusing the target civilization of being a cruel, cold-blooded, and extremely malicious civilization.
We do not care about death. Let us witness just how much weight your voice holds.
Both sides started fighting in an instant, without the need for excessive words.
With this initial exchange, the successors immediately realized that the Spirit Realm they had fought previously was not