Chapter Summaries

Green oversaw the Wizarding World’s purge of Bloodline Creatures, then devoted himself to studying and refining the Wizard Alliance’s system. Three thousand years later, the Anti-Abyss Alliance resisted the Abyssal Zerg’s expansion with help from hidden Half-Ninth-Level Civilizations, while the Information Civilization’s Life-Informational Warship proved effective against them; the chapter ended as Information Civilization lifeforms watched a recording of their recent battle.

• Green’s Curse Sorcery forced fleeing Lineages to submit, and the Wizarding World completed its purge of Bloodline Creatures.
• Green caught up with his Mentor, studied the Wizarding World’s knowledge, and worked to refine the Wizard Alliance’s system.
• The Star Civilization Allied Army called on higher-level civilizations to join the war against the Bloodline Fusion Realm and Abyssal Zerg.
• The Information Civilization, Weaver Civilization, and Terminal Civilization joined the Anti-Abyss Alliance but kept most of their forces hidden and away from the front lines.
• The Anti-Abyss Alliance Legion returned from a victory, and its personnel praised the Information Civilization’s Life-Informational Warship for suppressing the Abyssal Zerg.
• Dozens of Information Civilization lifeforms watched a recording of the battle inside the Life-Informational Warship.

The Information Civilization reviewed how the Abyssal Zerg overwhelmed Alliance forces and how its Life Informationization Beam could weaken them. As the Zerg evolved resistance to the beam, the Information Civilization debated how to respond, with the threat of an even more powerful Half-Ninth Level lifeform still looming.

• The Abyssal Zerg shattered the Alliance Legion's formation and gradually overwhelmed its forces.
• Information Civilization lifeforms explained that the Zerg relied on chaos, resilience, and coordination, and that the Alliance usually won only through overwhelming numbers.
• The Information Civilization showed how its Life Informationization Beam transformed the Zerg into Information Lifeforms, slowing their recovery and allowing Alliance ships to destroy them.
• The Information Civilization's leader warned that the Zerg were developing resistance, and that the beam could become ineffective within 300 years.
• Information Civilization individuals argued over whether to preserve the beam's current use or deploy it in a large-scale assault.

The Information Civilization announced that it would reduce its role at the front, prompting the Weaver Civilization and the Terminal Civilization to debate who would take its place. As Walker recognized that the Alliance’s new weapons could barely counter ordinary Abyssal Zerg, he decided to send the true Abyssal Zerg into battle.

• After five hours of debate, the Information Civilization announced that it would gradually withdraw from the battlefield’s heart and let the Weaver Civilization or the Terminal Civilization maintain the front.
• The Weaver Civilization and the Terminal Civilization agreed to take turns fighting the Abyssal Zerg, and the Weaver Civilization delayed its turn by arguing that more research would produce stronger weapons.
• Walker observed that the Alliance was deploying positive-negative energy cannons whose concentrated death force killed Abyssal Zerg or had no effect, limiting their chance to adapt.
• Walker reflected on the three levels of Abyssal Zerg, from World Cluster natives and awakened Sixth-Level survivors to the powerful swarms and Primordial Abyssal Zerg.
• Walker decided that it was time to send the true Abyssal Zerg into the battle.

Over three hundred years, the Abyssal Zerg adapted to the Terminal Civilization’s withering and death weapons, shifting the war into a costly stalemate. After learning the Zerg could sustain themselves on void energy and were deliberately prolonging the conflict, the Alliance destroyed a Low-Grade World, and the Zerg reported the event to their command center.

• Under Walker’s arrangements, more evolved Abyssal Zerg adapted to the Terminal Civilization’s weapons by sacrificing themselves and sharing what they learned.
• Three hundred years later, the Abyssal Zerg and Bloodline Lifeforms fought the Anti-Abyss Alliance in a war of attrition across worlds.
• A Terminal Civilization envoy told the Star Civilization commander that the Abyssal Zerg could feed on void energy, keep adapting, and were dragging out the war.
• The Star Civilization commander evacuated Alliance forces from a Low-Grade World and ordered the flagship to destroy it with its main cannon.
• The Abyssal Zerg recorded the world’s destruction and relayed the information to their command center through the Abyssal Cluster Will.

Walker and Aels prepared the Abyssal Zerg for a major campaign as their attacks disrupted the Anti-Abyss Alliance’s plans to assemble forces. At the Alliance’s final prewar meeting, its representatives reviewed their preparations and learned that the Bloodline Fusion Realm had reached Half-Ninth Level only ten million years earlier.

• Aels told Walker that the Alliance was destroying contested worlds to end the war of attrition, gather resources, and slow the Abyssal Zerg’s adaptation.
• Walker ordered the Bloodline Lifeforms and Abyssal Zerg tribes to prepare for a large-scale campaign.
• The Abyssal Zerg harassed the Alliance’s defensive line, delaying its offensive plans while strengthening their own front-line defenses.
• At the Dark Radiance World, Alliance representatives gathered for a final prewar meeting and confirmed they had assembled about 90% of their planned resources and troops.
• The Star Civilization commander reported that the Abyssal Zerg’s civilization consisted of the Bloodline Fusion Realm and the Devil World, both Half-Ninth-Level Worlds, and named three known Half-Ninth Level combatants.
• The Alliance representatives learned that the Bloodline Fusion Realm had reached Half-Ninth Level only ten million years earlier.

The Anti-Abyss Alliance prepared a large-scale invasion after learning that the young force behind the Abyssal Zerg could rapidly create Seventh- and Eighth-Level Lifeforms with the Ascension Device. Thirty years later, the Alliance began its offensive, hoping to force the unknown Half-Ninth-Level being behind the Zerg onto the battlefield.

• The Star Civilization revealed that the Bloodline Fusion Realm possessed an Ascension Device that could rapidly elevate lifeforms to the Seventh or Eighth Level, persuading the Alliance to support a large-scale invasion.
• Over the following days, the Star Civilization assigned detailed tasks to the Alliance's civilizations and factions.
• The Star Civilization commander and representatives of the three great civilizations agreed to use their supreme treasures and remaining Half-Ninth-Level Lifeforms to expose and confront the enemy's hidden power.
• The Weaver Civilization warned that the being behind the Abyssal Zerg might have reached the Void Limit in both body and soul, leaving the Star Civilization commander afraid his civilization would be destroyed if the war was lost.
• Thirty years later, the Alliance launched the Abyssal Zerg Purge Plan, sending its combined legions toward the Void Zerg's defensive line.

The Anti-Abyss Alliance and the Bloodline Fusion Realm prepared for a war that both sides expected to be costly, then clashed in a fierce opening battle. Three months later, the fighting had reached the Thunder High-Grade World, where Psychokinetic Civilization remnant Nors Kresus Oli began to doubt that the Abyssal Zerg’s reserves could be exhausted.

• The Aberration King reported that the Anti-Abyss Alliance’s real target was likely the King, and Dimien proposed holding the Primordial Abyssal Zerg in reserve to counter its strategy.
• The Demon Dragon King made every Devil Race lifeform in the Demon Realm a reserve force, and the leaders agreed to keep the battlefields balanced.
• The Anti-Abyss Alliance fleet attacked the Abyssal Zerg defensive line with Space-Rending Weapons, opening spatial rifts that destroyed many Nests and Spatial Fortresses.
• Walker ordered the Cosmic Conqueror Main Cannon to fire, vaporizing countless Anti-Abyss Alliance warships.
• Three months later, Nors Kresus Oli entered the Thunder High-Grade World with the Anti-Abyss Alliance’s front-line troops and began to suspect that the Abyssal Zerg’s reserves were endless.

Aoli failed to stop a regenerative Abyssal Zerg and was killed by a mantis-like Zerg as the Coalition struggled against the disciplined enemy. The Information Civilization deployed a powerful Life Informationization Beam that transformed the lifeforms in Thunder World, reversing the battle and putting the Abyssal Zerg’s first defensive line near collapse.

• Aoli severed a centipede-like Abyssal Zerg with his Telekinetic Power, but it regenerated and continued attacking.
• A purple mantis-like Zerg pierced Aoli’s head, and nearby Coalition lifeforms swarmed it.
• The Abyssal Moss Hive Mind’s disciplined elite Zerg slowed the Coalition’s advance across the front line.
• The Information Civilization sent enormous warships to the battlefield and charged a powerful Life Informationization Beam.
• The Information Civilization fired the beam into Thunder World, where it transformed the Coalition’s Bloodline Lifeforms and the Abyssal Zerg into Information Lifeforms.
• The Coalition rapidly exterminated the weakened Abyssal Zerg and seized more than two-thirds of the defensive line.

The Anti-Abyss Alliance broke through the Abyssal Zerg’s first defense line and prepared to use the Information Civilization’s Total Life Information Network against the second, while secretly seeking to weaken the Civilization Remnants. Three years later, an Information Civilization Eighth-Level Lifeform activated the treasure in a World Cluster, and a concealed Primordial Abyssal Zerg approached through the Void.

• The Anti-Abyss Alliance captured tens of thousands of World Clusters, but the Abyssal Zerg adapted to the Information Civilization’s Advanced Life Informationization Beam.
• The Star Civilization commander proposed rapid, wasteful mining, a plan that the other major civilizations accepted as a way to limit the Civilization Remnants’ recovery after the war.
• The Information Civilization commander ordered the Alliance Legions to advance at any cost while the Total Life Information Network suppressed World Clusters.
• Dimien told Walker that Primordial Abyssal Zerg had fortified the second line of defense and that the Demon Realm’s Legions stood ready to counterattack.
• Three years later, an Information Civilization Eighth-Level Lifeform activated the Total Life Information Network in a Medium World Cluster, prompting the Abyssal Zerg to attack him.
• A concealed Primordial Abyssal Zerg crept closer through the Void amid the fighting around the Information Civilization Eighth-Level Lifeform.

The Anti-Abyss Alliance’s line buckled under the Abyssal Zerg’s relentless assault while its commanders trusted the Total Life Information Network to turn the tide. Inside Cosmic Conqueror, Golden Griffin Aels prepared to reveal the Bloodline Fusion Realm’s hidden technology.

• The ancient-robed, three-eyed human wounded a Red Dragon Abyssal Zerg with Frostbound Moon Reflection, but the Zerg pressed forward and forced him to retreat.
• Lord of All Stars questioned whether the guardians should intervene, and the Information Civilization lifeform assured him that the Total Life Information Network would soon affect the Seventh- and Eighth-Level Zerg.
• Golden Griffin Aels said the Alliance had underestimated the Abyssal Zerg and Bloodline Lifeforms, then ordered Cosmic Conqueror to activate the Anti-Life Informatization Field.

The Cosmic Conqueror countered the Information Civilization’s attempt to destabilize the Bloodline Fusion Realm’s forces, turning the lower-tier battlefields around. Veloxius then attacked the warship, but Ackerman confronted him and began corrupting him with Profane Words before the Lord of All Stars noticed Veloxius’s predicament.

• The Cosmic Conqueror stabilized and empowered the Abyssal Zerg and Bloodline Lifeforms, forcing them to retreat into a defensive formation as their battlefield advantage returned.
• Veloxius used Information Tampering to destabilize the Elemental Energy Furnaces in the Bloodline Fusion Realm’s Spatial Fortresses, then attacked the Cosmic Conqueror.
• Ackerman appeared, shattered Veloxius’s information-made claw, and challenged his claim of Information Omniscience.
• Veloxius destroyed Ackerman’s body with Weaken and Delete, but Ackerman reassembled himself from the Material Plane and unleashed the Profane Words.
• Ackerman pressed his assault while the Profane Words corrupted Veloxius, and the Lord of All Stars noticed Veloxius was in danger.

The Anti-Abyss Alliance’s assault collapsed after the Bloodline Lifeforms and Abyssal Zerg turned the battle with surprise attacks, a stolen Civilization Supreme Treasure, and the Devils’ corrupting Demonic Qi. The three great civilizations were forced to deploy their Half-Ninth-Level Lifeforms, while the Bloodline Fusion Realm seized the initiative.

• The Lord of All Stars purified Veloxius, but Aels ambushed the weakened King of Ten Thousand Stars, tore off his arm, and attacked him.
• A scorpion-like Zerg killed the Information Civilization Lifeform operating its supreme treasure and stole the treasure in a scroll.
• Spatial Fortresses and Abyssal Zerg Nests appeared around the Anti-Abyss Alliance’s Legions as Devils spread Demonic Qi that corrupted and empowered the forces on both sides.
• The Demon Dragon King taunted the Death Lord as the Anti-Abyss Alliance’s forces routed and its wider campaign faltered.
• The three great civilizations deployed their Half-Ninth-Level Lifeforms, revealing their strength, while the Bloodline Fusion Realm gained the initiative.

At the rear command center, Aberration King revealed that five Half-Ninth-Level Civilizations were gathering against the Anti-Abyss Alliance. Dimien and the Progenitor Kings alerted the Bloodline King, who ordered them to intensify their assault and force a decisive battle.

• At the Void Frontline, the Abyssal Zerg retook the first defensive-line World Clusters from the Anti-Abyss Alliance.
• Aberration King decrypted a secret scroll and reported that the Information Civilization had two Half-Ninth-Level Lifeforms, while the Terminal and Weaver Civilizations had three each.
• Aberration King revealed that the Silver Star Civilization and Quantum Civilization had joined the Anti-Abyss Alliance, bringing the number of Half-Ninth-Level Civilizations preparing to act to five.
• Dimien and the Progenitor Kings agreed that they needed the Bloodline King to confront the opposing Half-Ninth-Level Lifeforms.
• The Bloodline King ordered the Abyssal Zerg to press the assault and force the enemy into a decisive battle.

Aels and the King of Ten Thousand Stars fought to a stalemate, leaving the Mid-to-Low-Level Battlefield to decide the conflict. A Silver Star Civilization warship entered the battle and attacked the Cosmic Conqueror, which retaliated with a pre-charged main-cannon shot.

• Aels used Golden Rending Strike and pressed the injured King of Ten Thousand Stars, but the King escaped with Star Sanction: Lightless Night and regrouped among star projections.
• Aels broke free of Lightless Night and continued fighting, while the King of Ten Thousand Stars restored himself and established a favorable battlefield formation.
• Aels recognized that their evenly matched battle was unlikely to produce a winner and looked to the Mid-to-Low-Level Battlefield to break the deadlock.
• A Silver Star Civilization warship fired a Galaxy Annihilation Cannon at the Cosmic Conqueror, shattering part of its spatial shield without penetrating it.
• The Eighth-Level Lifeform commanding the Cosmic Conqueror identified the newcomer as likely belonging to the Silver Star Civilization and ordered a continuous pre-charged attack.
• The Cosmic Conqueror's main cannon lit up and unleashed a blinding white shot.

The Cosmic Conqueror destroyed the Silver Star Civilization warship on the Anti-Abyss Alliance’s front line, tipping the battlefield toward the Abyssal Zerg and Bloodline Lifeforms. The Half-Ninth-Level Lifeforms then entered battle, driving the Civilization War into its decisive stage.

• The Cosmic Conqueror’s three consecutive main-cannon blasts overwhelmed the Silver Star Civilization warship’s defenses and destroyed it, crushing the Anti-Abyss Alliance’s morale.
• The Abyssal Zerg and Bloodline Lifeforms exploited the collapsing front line to break through the mid- and low-tier battlefield.
• The Progenitor King, Aberration King, and Demon Dragon King faced five Half-Ninth-Level Lifeforms from the Information, Terminal, Weaver, Silver Star, and Quantum Civilizations.
• The Galactic Arbiter demanded the Progenitor King surrender, while Sovas offered peace if the Abyssal Zerg halted their expansion; the Progenitor King rejected both overtures.
• The Half-Ninth-Level Lifeforms began fighting, with the Progenitor King confronting the Information Civilization, the Aberration King facing the Terminal Civilization, and the Demon Dragon King attacking the Galactic Arbiter and Sovas.
• The shock waves forced both sides’ legions to retreat as nearby World Clusters and Spatial Passages were thrown into chaos.

The Progenitor King, Demon Dragon King, and Aberration King battled Half-Ninth-Level Lifeforms from the Five Great Civilizations while Dimien and Walker waited for them to use techniques taught by the Bloodline King. The Demon Dragon King unleashed a resonance between their three kinds of Demonic Qi, forcing their opponents to defend against its growing power.

• Dimien told Aels that the three rulers had not yet used the techniques taught by the Bloodline King, and Walker said they would soon force the other civilizations' fighters to join the battle.
• The Demon Dragon King struggled against the Galactic Arbiter and Sovas, whose strengths and abilities kept him from landing a lethal blow.
• The Demon Dragon King released a torrent of Demonic Qi, and the Progenitor King and Aberration King added their own Qi to create a powerful resonance.
• The resonating Demonic Qi demonized nearby Low-Grade Worlds and corroded the Weaver Civilization's barriers, prompting its Half-Ninth-Level Lifeform to warn that the civilization behind the Abyssal Zerg had to be destroyed.

The Progenitor King, the Demon Dragon King, and the Aberration King fused into Zoraguer, a new life who attacked the five Half-Ninth-Level Civilizations. As Zoraguer battered the Galactic Arbiter, the Arbiter revealed its trump card, Mechanical Revolution, Infinite Divine Machine.

• The Progenitor King, the Demon Dragon King, and the Aberration King fused into the Three-Headed Dragon King, Zoraguer, whose power cracked worlds across the World Cluster.
• Zoraguer declared that he fought for the great Bloodline King and shattered the Weaver Civilization's shield.
• Zoraguer attacked the Galactic Arbiter while the other four civilizations held back, hoping to learn the Arbiter's trump card.
• The Galactic Arbiter invoked Light of the Galaxy and Mechanical Revolution, Infinite Divine Machine, then pressed a rune-covered ball of light into its chest.

Zoraguer fought the Galactic Arbiter and four other Half-Ninth-Level Lifeforms, then used Demonic Qi Erosion to infect the Arbiter’s body. As the Five Great Civilizations’ remaining Half-Ninth-Level Lifeforms joined the fray, Dimien and Walker reported that the trap had worked and the fish had taken the bait.

• The Galactic Arbiter activated its trump card and attacked Zoraguer, but it could barely hold its ground even after the other Half-Ninth-Level Lifeforms supported it.
• Zoraguer created four Demonic Qi Eyes to occupy his enemies, forcing the Galactic Arbiter to threaten retreat before the Information, Terminal, Editor, and Quantum Civilizations revealed their trump cards.
• Zoraguer battled all five opponents, relying on his fused body’s defenses, regeneration, and the Aberration King’s ability to bend spacetime to avoid serious injury.
• After hearing the Weaver Civilization’s Half-Ninth-Level Lifeform call physical creatures difficult to fight, Zoraguer baited the Galactic Arbiter into drilling his chest and infected its drill with Demonic Qi.
• The Galactic Arbiter’s right arm turned black and began attacking it as the other Half-Ninth-Level Lifeforms from the Five Great Civilizations joined the battle.
• Dimien and Walker told the Bloodline King that the fish had taken the bait as planned.

Ten Half-Ninth-Level Life forms from the Five Great Civilizations arrived to confront Zoraguer and demand he control the Abyssal Zerg. Zoraguer revealed that the Bloodline King had arrived, prompting the civilizations to flee through Spatial Passages.

• Green received a signal in the Extreme Academy's Library and vanished after putting away his book.
• Ten Half-Ninth-Level Life forms from the Five Great Civilizations appeared in the Void, forcing Zoraguer to retreat and reassess their strength.
• The Silver Star Civilization's members joined with their battleship and used a disc of light to dispel the Demonic Qi infecting the Galactic Arbiter's arm.
• Sovas demanded that Zoraguer halt the Abyssal Zerg's expansion and submit to supervision, or face their destruction.
• Zoraguer mocked the civilizations and revealed that the Great Bloodline King had arrived.
• The Half-Ninth-Level Life forms sensed an unknown danger and opened Spatial Passages to escape.

Green confronted the Half-Ninth-Level Life forms of the Five Great Civilizations in the Void and crushed them with his overwhelming aura, forcing them to reveal their trump cards. The Weaver Civilization activated its Law Editor, bringing ancient Void Laws into the battlefield as the Guardians fled and the other civilizations began to break under Green’s pressure.

• Green appeared between Zoraguer and the Half-Ninth-Level Life forms, and Zoraguer, Dimien, Walker, Aels, and the Guardians paid their respects to him.
• Sovas of the Quantum Civilization introduced himself to Green and insisted that negotiations could begin, showing that his civilization had a way to resist.
• Green released more of his aura and mental power, forcing the Half-Ninth-Level Life forms of the Five Great Civilizations to their knees and driving many toward losing control.
• The Weaver Civilization’s Half-Ninth-Level Life form activated the Law Editor at full power, manifesting enormous branches covered in abstract Law Runes.
• Walker carried Dimien and the other Guardians away from the battlefield, while Green’s pressure intensified and cracked the bodies of the Half-Ninth-Level Life forms.