1,000 years later.
Beside the Blue Void Passage, Half-Ninth-Level Lifeforms from the Mana Void were captured one after another by Half-Ninth-Level Lifeforms from the Endless Void.
The chaos and disorder of the Mana Void had made it impossible for the lifeforms within it to unite. They could only be defeated one by one.
After capturing the last Half-Ninth-Level Lifeform from the Mana Void, the Endless Void Alliance held a meeting to decide what to do with their captives.
Killing them was undoubtedly the least efficient option. A Half-Ninth-Level Lifeform was the crystallization of an entire civilization, and the power it possessed alone could be put to tremendous use.
What was more, Half-Ninth-Level Lifeforms also carried their civilizations' knowledge, making them even more valuable.
So figuring out how to bind these Half-Ninth-Level Lifeforms and put them to use became a major issue.
Of all those involved, the lifeforms of the Bloodline Fusion Realm were naturally the most eager.
Unlike other civilizations, the Bloodline Fusion Realm, thanks to Green, could transform lifeforms of any kind into Bloodline Lifeforms.
Once transformed, they would be controlled by their bloodlines, making it impossible for them to betray the Bloodline Fusion Realm.
During the negotiations, Dimien acted as the primary spokesperson. He even chose to give up most of the other benefits in exchange for more Half-Ninth-Level Lifeforms from the Mana Void.
The other civilizations of the Endless Void had originally intended to unite and block the deal.
The Bloodline Fusion Realm already wielded enormous influence in the Endless Void, and they didn't want to see its power expand any further.
But the Bloodline Fusion Realm promised that, in its future development, it would control only half of the Endless Void's territory.
The coalition of civilizations that had been forming collapsed in an instant.
To the