"Alert! Alert!"
The Eternal Sky City's energy pressure had reached its peak. As the carrier of the Stellar Orbital Cannon, even some of the Eternal Sky City's outlying corners began to tremble at high frequency beneath such immense pressure. One could not help wondering whether, if this continued for too long, this miracle of truth and profound meaning—hailed as the inherited foundation of Wizard World civilization—would simply fall apart.
The Heavenly Net optical-brain information platform emitted an endless, piercing hum as it delivered the final announcement for the Stellar Orbital Cannon's firing.
"The Stellar Orbital Cannon has entered its final countdown. All combat legions must ensure their own safety. Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one—fire!"
Boom!
From the perspective of these peak Overlords, from the level of lifeforms who controlled the course of civilizations, so-called civilizational foundations were merely turning points capable of changing a civilization's direction—merely weapons capable of influencing local battles.
Weapons praised and feared by lower lifeforms were, to these rulers at civilization's summit, no more than shifts in local advantage. And local battles could not determine superiority in the overall strategy.
Compared with the Dark Great World, Wizard Civilization possessed an absolute, crushing advantage in its civilizational system.
A blinding milky-white flare swallowed everything in sight. Accompanied by an earthshaking explosive shockwave, a milky-white beam erupted from the barrel of that Metal Continent like a primordial tsunami, twisting the vast spacetime nearby. It seemed to split spacetime completely into two segments, light and dark, even illuminating the boundless gray void.
The milky-white beam, tens of thousands of meters in diameter, displayed far greater absolute control over energy than the Stellar Orbital Cannon once controlled and fired by the Metal Destroyer Civilization. This was Wizard Civilization's more advanced utilization of energy resources, built