As time passed, a year had already gone by since the Player Civilization and the Wizard Civilization discovered each other!
Both civilizations rapidly mobilized their forces. In tacit agreement, they massed troops along the border where they faced off, frantically preparing for the Civilization War.
In war, the side that launched the first attack was always at a disadvantage.
It was forced to leave its home ground and enter enemy territory to fight.
The Wizards were in no hurry. The longer the standoff at the front lines dragged on, the greater their advantage became. In other directions, the Wizards continued their frenzied expansion.
Green in particular had lifted his restrictions on the Abyssal Zerg, allowing them to invade worlds destructively!
Previously, when the Abyssal Zerg invaded a world, they generally avoided completely destroying it, in the interests of sustainable, cyclical development. Nor did they excessively damage the ecosystem.
But now, with the crisis at hand, Green no longer restrained the Abyssal Zerg. He fully unleashed their capacity to reproduce.
Once freed from all restrictions, the Abyssal Zerg multiplied at a geometric rate as soon as they entered a world. When powerful Abyssal Moss grew to a certain stage, it would spontaneously form a hive and produce one Combat Weapon after another.
Across the entire World Cluster, the Abyssal Zerg spread at a terrifying pace, like ink poured into clear water.
Countless Abyssal Zerg Nests flew through the Void. No matter what world they encountered, they would attach themselves directly to its Crystal Wall, corrode it, then enter and completely claim the world.
The number of worlds controlled by Infinite Blood began to soar in a short time!
This terrifying rate of growth even prompted the Seventh-Level Wizards and Eighth-Level Wizards of the Wizarding World to seek out Green and ask