Whether to protect the Void they called home or to obtain the things born from the Spacetime-Collision Region, every Half-Ninth-Level Life on the battlefield was fighting for their life.
At the edge of the point where the powers of the two Void Wills clashed, nearly a hundred Half-Ninth-Level Lifeforms fought fiercely.
There were only a little over thirty Half-Ninth-Level Lifeforms in the Endless Void, while the Mana Void had more than sixty.
The two sides were unevenly matched, but the Half-Ninth-Level Lifeforms of the Endless Void were fighting on home ground, allowing them to maintain a stalemate.
But as time passed and the war dragged on, the Half-Ninth-Level Lifeforms of the Endless Void began to fall behind.
The prolonged fighting gradually wore them down, and their exhaustion began to show.
The Half-Ninth-Level Lifeforms of the Mana Void had the advantage of numbers. With two fighting together, they bore less pressure and didn't expend nearly as much energy.
Moreover, over the course of the long battle, the Half-Ninth-Level Lifeforms of the Mana Void began to adapt to the Endless Void's environment, and the suppression exerted by the Endless Void weakened slightly.
With all these factors at work, the Endless Void's disadvantage on the battlefield became increasingly clear.
"Hey, you there, Zoraguer! Surrender! You've already lost any chance of turning things around! You're one of the most powerful beings alive. Can't you see how things stand? Give up! All you need to do is hand over that black bead you found, and the Eye of the Universe Civilization promises to let you and your species join us. We'll even give you a seat on the council!"
In the battle across the Void, there was more than a clash of strength. Words and minds fought, too.
After the two Half-Ninth-Level Lifeforms from the