"Can this thing of yours really connect across the Plane Group?"

Lor pondered for a moment, then looked at Silver Wolf with a face full of disdain and said, "Although I don't know how far apart the Plane Groups are, even interdimensional communication is extremely difficult and can only be achieved through the utilization of the Power of Space."

"If you could pull out something with space fluctuations, I might believe you a bit."

"But according to my senses, that thing of yours seems to have no space fluctuations at all?"

After Silver Wolf took out the entry token for the Second World, his operational space suddenly became much smaller, leaving only two choices.

The first choice is to bet that Silver Wolf is unwilling to let go of a large plane that will nurture a Seventh Ring Faith Wizard, and thus drag it out forcefully.

Once walking down this choice, what happens in the future will completely leave his control range.

It's equivalent to putting the Wizard Alliance and his own future on the gambling table, hoping for fate's blessing.

Unless absolutely necessary, he definitely wouldn't do this.

The second choice is a bit more complex.

First, try to see if he can get the entry token for the Second World from Silver Wolf, and if successful, go in and take a look.

As long as this thing can truly connect with other large civilizations, the worst case is only to publicize the situation of the Wizard Plane Group and cause chaos.

Although he doesn't understand the specific value of the central large plane of the Wizard Plane Group, or the large plane that Silver Wolf is about to nurture, he believes it is definitely enticing enough for other large planes to intervene.

As long as there are other large civilizations paying attention to the Wizard Plane Group, the Divine King behind Silver Wolf certainly wouldn't dare act rashly.

Thus, control over it is established.

Regarding the seventh-tier powerhouses of other large civilizations...

The best scenario is that they mutually restrain each other, allowing the geniuses of the civilizations to enter the scene and compete for the seventh-tier faith system opportunity in the center of the Wizard Plane Group, which is most likely to happen.

Another less likely possibility is the entry of seventh-tier powerhouses into battle, whereby they compete for the large plane through sheer power.

However, in this situation, the defeated seventh-tier powerhouses may launch an attack on the plane, destroying the central large plane of the Wizard Plane Group.

Destroying it if unable to obtain it is a highly probable scenario.

Any powerhouse who can think this far would choose to restrain other seventh-tier powerhouses to allow for the best scenario realization.

Additionally, there's the possibility of an eighth-tier being appearing, forcefully suppressing everything and taking in the large plane.

Actually, it's not a big problem.

Not to mention whether the large plane can attract a top large civilization possessing an eighth-tier being - even if it can, as long as multiple top large civilizations intervene, the outcome remains the same.

Apart from the scenarios above, there is one last possibility that is extremely unfavorable for the Wizard Alliance.

That is clearing the Wizard Plane Group before the geniuses of the various civilizations enter the scene.

The probability of this happening is equally small because Silver Wolf is now in the Wizard Plane Group, and the seventh-tier existence behind it, though a member of the Faith Faction, still commands deterrence.

In the grand scheme, as long as he finds a way to get the Second World entry token from Silver Wolf, the entire chessboard will be activated.

In terms of genius, and same-tier combat power, Lor is very confident in himself and Sanchez, as well as several others of their first-rate system comrades.

The genius competition won't end quickly, as long as it's delayed long enough, anything is possible.

"Ignorant native, this is the sacred object of the Silkworm Dream Super Civilization, how dare you doubt whether it can connect to other Plane Groups?" Silver Wolf was directly bewildered by Lor's words.

It had considered that this native knew about the central large plane of the Plane Group and might doubt its reluctance to notify the Divine King behind it.

It also considered that the native might give up struggling and truly submit to it.

But it never imagined that this native would doubt whether the entry token for the Second World could connect with other Plane Groups because this is the product of a supreme super civilization!

In its mind, a super civilization is absolutely supreme, and any member's words would lead countless large civilizations, even top ones possessing eighth-tier beings, to serve it.

Such an existence is not something a mere Tier Five being can question, or dare to question.

"Super..." Lor instinctively wanted to continue babbling, but the next moment he consciously stopped his words.

Fooling Silver Wolf is one thing, but to mock a super civilization is not right, it's making a joke on the future of the entire Wizard Plane Group.

"What is a super civilization?" Lor reorganized his words, asking with a curious tone.

"A super civilization is an absolutely supreme existence."

Silver Wolf replied cautiously, "I don't want to say much about this, and you shouldn't ask much either."

"In short, you only need to know that any member of that great civilization can crush large civilizations with just a word. A large civilization, as is said, is a civilization that possesses a Tier Seven being."

"To you, a large civilization is also something you cannot afford to provoke, I am one of the core members of the Silver Wing Large Civilization."

It truly didn't dare to discuss super civilizations too much, because praise and reverence are fine, but if this ignorant native dared to disparage, it might implicate it in the future, or even the entire Silver Wing Large Civilization.

"It seems super civilizations are indeed very great."

Lor nodded thoughtfully, seeing Silver Wolf relax, and then quickly continued, "But how do you prove the item in your hand is from a super civilization?"

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