"You understand, then. Once these wars are over, nothing in the Endless Void will be able to stop the Bloodline Fusion Realm from expanding!"
Sovas said it again, and Billnuss's expression grew even more solemn.
The warning in Sovas's words was clear: after these wars, the Bloodline Fusion Realm's entire power structure would quickly solidify, making any large-scale shift in influence unlikely.
Having finished his reminder, Sovas's body shimmered with ripples. He was returning to the Bloodline Fusion Realm to hand over control of the Quantum Sea to Green.
As for Granus, whom Sovas had sealed away, no one even mentioned him. He had become a casualty of war.
After all, Granus was a staunch opponent. He was the perfect target to be purged in the war.
After Sovas left, Billnuss began making arrangements for the entire civilization.
Fortunately, the war hadn't reached the Quantum Civilization's Main World. Although they had lost a large population and many warships, their foundations remained intact. Gathering an elite legion would be no difficult task for the civilization.
The conquered Quantum Civilization posed no major problem, but for the other Half-Ninth-Level Civilizations, the news was like a bolt from the blue.
First, among all the Half-Ninth-Level Civilizations, the Quantum Civilization was the only one that, despite suffering a crushing defeat, still retained two Half-Ninth-Level Lifeforms and its Civilizational Foundation.
If even the Quantum Civilization couldn't resist the Bloodline Fusion Realm's invasion, then these other Half-Ninth-Level Civilizations had even less chance.
Then, after obtaining detailed accounts and information about the entire war, those Half-Ninth-Level Civilizations reacted with utter disbelief.
What did it mean that the Quantum Civilization had gained considerable autonomy simply by accepting the transformation of its bloodline essence and becoming a branch of the Bloodline Fusion Realm?
It hadn't been enslaved, dominated,