After dealing with the Dark Mechanicum in the Maelstrom Zone, Huron returned to his domain and continued serving as its main pump.
Although the vast number of psychic planets meant he no longer feared covert interference from the Four Dark Gods, he had no intention of handling everything himself at full power.
The Alliance's citizens needed experience and knowledge to grow. If he did everything for them, it would be no different from strangling the entire Alliance's future.
Even though Vanessa now managed all the Alliance's affairs, she only took complete control of basic transportation and production.
In other areas that could help citizens grow, she delegated authority and let the Alliance's citizens do the work themselves, encouraging their development.
She had even built numerous production districts using obsolete technologies specifically so citizens could experience the Alliance's technological progression.
If this incident had not involved Vashtorr, a lesser god, and Kor Phaeron, an important figure in the Word Bearers, Huron would not have stepped in to handle everything himself.
In the year 870, after several years of snowballing growth, the Alliance successfully achieved one hundred percent coverage with psychic planets.
Every large planet within Alliance territory had become a living planet, taking the Alliance's production capacities to new heights.
With over a hundred million psychic planets serving as miniature pumps, newly reclaimed parts of the Maelstrom Zone could begin constructing psychic planets without delay after a little pacification.
Likewise, with this immense number of psychic planets, combined with various Dawn Towers and the Light of Hope megastructures, the Alliance's entire territory had become part of Huron's domain.
Or rather, nourished by over a hundred million psychic planets, Huron's domain had acquired some of realspace's properties.
Even if he brought his domain into reality, realspace would not reject it. He could