Chapter 592: Chapter 434: Reaching an Agreement Chapter 592: Chapter 434: Reaching an Agreement The number of warriors in the Holy Alliance is indeed significant.
After all, they all come from countless multi-dimensional parallel universes, and even though only a few from these universes become Transcenders, many have fallen in past wars.
But the sheer number of multi-dimensional parallel universes is there.
Unfortunately, it is just about the number.
Flicker-28 could say that none in the entire Holy Alliance possessed individual strength that could compare to the other side.
This level was that of the “Divine.”
But there was no unique aura like that of the Divine.
What was going on? In the endless multi-dimensional universes, how could such an existence arise?
Flicker-28 once again felt the shock of his cognition being shattered.
However, having been amazed before, he now clearly understood his task.
“We can provide certain compensation,” Flicker-28 looked again at the Natural Civilization High Priest, his tone now deeper and more direct, “Why such things have happened, including the current confidence of your Civilization, we understand well, but while we in the Holy Alliance respect the warrior your side has invited, we are not powerless—”
His words fell, and he directly displayed several projections.
Just as Shen Hao had seen, endless halls appeared, filled densely with crowds of people, each with a formidable aura, stretching as far as the eye could see.
The Natural Civilization High Priest was indeed shocked.
Even though he had received some joint intelligence from Human Civilization and knew of the existence such as the Holy Alliance, nothing compared to witnessing it himself at this moment.
How many such people could the endless multi-dimensional universes gather?
And when these warriors gathered together, to what horrifying extent could they reach?
These were all directly laid out in the open.
It was then that the Natural High Priest suddenly heard Shen Hao’s voice.
Only he could hear it.
After a moment, he coldly snorted: “We are indeed not enemies, there are greater threats looming over us, but to think you can compensate for the previous offense with mere offerings, that is utterly impossible—at least, all you possess is quantity.”
The last sentence tightened Flicker-28’s heart.
Though refraining from looking at Shen Hao, he had already made certain of one thing.
These suddenly appeared non-parallel universes indeed had some understanding of them.
“What other demands do you have?” Flicker-28 asked.
“Information,” the Natural High Priest, now instructed by Shen Hao, replied straightforwardly, “Multi-dimensional universe information, you surely possess plenty of information about many universes, perhaps you took away those universes’ warriors, but the universes themselves still have their unique value, we need these, and you do not.”
Indeed, such requests, besides enhancing their own “value,” were also genuinely useful for the current state of Human Civilization.
After all, scouting multi-dimensional parallel universes was not an easy task.
Out of the vast number of multi-dimensional parallel universes, those suffering from Space Undead Crisis were actually very few.
Since Human Civilization had mastered a rapid method to deal with Space Undead, the speed of clearing Undead Crisis universes had far exceeded the speed of finding new Undead Crisis universes.
At this rate, there would soon be no more Undead universes.
The growth rate of Human Civilization Trial Points would slow down.
But the Holy Alliance possessed a great deal of relevant information.
According to the “undercover” deployed lately to understand the Holy Alliance, the Alliance had no intention to foster “ordinary forces.”
All participants were significant figures within the multi-dimensional parallel universes.
Otherwise, tasks such as connections wouldn’t be carried out by Sixth Rank warriors.
If they discovered a universe undergoing an Undead Crisis, they wouldn’t solve the Undead problem but would directly take away all the survivors.
Because, dealing with Undead was essentially of no great advantage to them.
This resulted in them holding a lot of empty universes, but they were ultimately useless.
While Human Civilization needed such information.
Having learned exactly what the Natural Priest wanted, Flicker-28 also frowned slightly.
“What use does the coordinate information of these universes have for your Civilization?” he directly questioned.
“Simple, resources and information on Laws,” the Natural High Priest did not plan to conceal, though he could have refrained from explaining, giving some rationale would enable a more reasonable treaty.
After all, this was essentially a win-win.
“We are different from you,” the Natural High Priest continued, “We are not constrained by fate, everything we have is not from fate but from our efforts, hence, we posses unlimited potential, and we are fully dedicated to developing our compatriots, our Civilization, these universes are useless to you, but each holds its unique rules and resources, which can aid our growth.”
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Flicker-28’s expression did not change much, but his inner shock was even greater than before.
It was the first time he heard the phrase “not constrained by fate.”