"I never expected that I would encounter a genius like you just by casually gathering this plane group."

Silver Wolf looked at Lor's illusion body in amazement, "Even among top-tier major civilizations, geniuses like you are rare."

"It's a pity you have no powerful protector, and the law value can't be used now, leaving you no choice but to become my vassal."

"Don't think that promising your law value out will get you a good outcome; the plane sea is much more brutal than you imagine."

"Once you leak this information, more likely you'll be imprisoned by Tier Seven strong beings and subjected to various preemptive measures."

"They might use your civilization and relatives to threaten you into working hard to become Tier Seven, transfer the law value to them, and eventually destroy you and your civilization."

"Such methods are extremely common in the plane sea. If you don't believe it, you can search the civilization information exchange list; the most typical is the top mission list held by the Nine Flames top-tier major civilization."

"If they find out which native or large civilization genius can obtain law value from various special games, hehe..."

"Compared to them, making you my vassal is already a blessing; you should be grateful!"

The meaning behind these words could be described in two words.

Threat!

It's blatantly threatening Lor that if he dares to act recklessly, it'll disclose his ability to gain law value from special games to the Nine Flames top-tier major civilization.

"Is that so." Lor nodded in realization.

No wonder Silver Wolf is not afraid of him acting recklessly; it turns out there's such a fallback.

If he hadn't gathered a complete Time Rune and caught the attention of the Silkworm Dream Super Civilization Manager, he would really be troubled by Silver Wolf's threats.

Even though he can escape with the Wizard Plane, can he evade the vision of the Nine Flames top-tier major civilization that makes Silver Wolf so confident?

This guy seems easily angered, reckless, not hiding anything, but actually leaves no room for him at all!

...

Within the towering trees of the Dream Space.

"Is this Nine Flames top-tier major civilization the biggest catfish of this era?" Blood asked the Dream Spirit upon hearing this.

So-called catfish, civilizations that stir up activity across the Crystal Domain.

Without them, the whole Crystal Domain would indeed be much more harmonious, but it would also turn stagnant, greatly reducing the chance of strong beings arising.

Therefore, as long as they don't cross the red line, the Silkworm Dream Super Civilization won't deliberately eliminate them.

"No." The Dream Spirit replied, "It's the third biggest catfish; the first was dealt with by the Butterfly due to crossing the red line, and the second did things more thoroughly, leaving fewer problems than the Nine Flames civilization."

"Tsk, why wasn't I asked to handle it?" Blood smashed its mouth in a bit of regret.

"You were sleeping."

"Okay, then never mind." Blood shook its head, stopped looking at Lor, and instead glanced at the two screens below.

One screen showed the Fog Shadow Plane, and the other was the Wizard Plane.

"Such a peculiar cultivation system, their talent seems to be able to subdivide laws into individual foundational structures which, when combined, can form secret techniques utilizing laws."

Blood gazed at the parchment scroll within a green Wizard Tower in the Wizard Plane and praised, "Compared to other major civilizations, even super major civilizations, their cultivation system excels in comprehension of laws."

"However, it has its limitations; once they establish a secret technique system, it seems they can't make foundational changes anymore."

"In this regard, the plane origin is indeed fair."

Faced with these books, the performance of Fog Shadow Plane wizards on the battlefield, and the methods used by wizards in the Wizard Plane conducting various research and cultivation, it quickly understood the cultivation system of the Wizard Civilization.

Without a doubt, this cultivation system is exceptionally outstanding.

Unfortunately, it's impossible to replicate because the prerequisite to cultivate this way is to perceive laws in the form of runes.

The true advantage of Wizard Civilization is that humans are born with meditation talent, which inherently has this perception; other races cannot learn it at all.

"Certainly a civilization full of potential." The Dream Spirit agreed, then swiftly steered the topic back on track: "You've seen what you needed to see, have you thought about how to help him?"

"I've thought it through, bring him here." Blood grinned, revealing a seemingly 'harmless' smile.

The Sovereign doesn't allow direct assistance, small matter.

It's just wanting the geniuses of the Time Faction to gain some experience; it has better ways to train them.

"Alright." The Dream Spirit replied.

In the next instant, Lor's figure appeared on this leaf.

"Greetings to the great Manager of the Silkworm Dream Super Civilization." Upon seeing the translucent Silkworm, Lor immediately bowed.

Though the one-meter-long silkworm before him seemed harmless and easily bullied, he dared not show the slightest disrespect.

You should know that the Silkworm Dream Super Civilization was unattainable even by the Wizard Civilization at its peak in his past life, let alone his present self.

It's estimated that with just a word from this being, not only the Silver Wing Major Civilization behind Silver Wolf, but even the Nine Flames Super Civilization used to threaten him will vanish.

"Hmm."

Blood nodded, smiling, "Little fellow, I've already learned about your situation."

"I've thought of two ways to help you, and you may choose one."

"The first is to help you remove the law value restriction, allowing you to independently issue law value missions."

"However, I must remind you, choosing this option does not necessarily guarantee that you and your civilization will safely weather this crisis."

"If the mission you issue is grabbed by certain large civilizations or top-tier major civilizations' Tier Seven, they may find ways to bypass my race's oversight and strip you and your civilization bare."

"Due to certain restrictions, I cannot intervene, so I won't be able to help you then."

It paused here, quietly waiting for Lor's response.

It was not exaggerating; those catfish have many methods, and if the stakes are high enough, they won't care about oversight or regulation.

The potential of Wizard Civilization, combined with its weak strength, perfectly aligns with the catfishes' interests.

Of course, catfish are ultimately rare, and the probability of encountering them is low, which it didn't mention because there's no 'need.'

"Can you tell me about the second option?" Hearing the Manager's words, Lor felt his heart sink a bit further and asked nervously.

Promising law value in advance doesn't work, and even issuing missions is unreliable, with the Manager unable to intervene directly—this isn't just blocking his path entirely?

"The second choice is for me to use authority to designate the plane group you reside in as a Celestial Pride Trial Ground."

Blood spoke unhurriedly, "According to the rules, once a trial ground is designated, any Tier Seven and above creature daring to enter before the trial ends will be slain by me."

"As for Tier Six and below creatures, they are eligible to enter the trial ground for trials."

"Within the trial ground, each plane will be allotted one to a hundred Law Value Exchange Orders. As long as they possess them until the trial ends, they can exchange these orders into law values."

"The one who obtains the most law value will additionally get the opportunity to choose any one Tier Eight Law Treasure."

"Oh, and one more thing I must remind you, starting the trial ground requires 'preparation' time, 'typically,' it takes about a hundred years to 'prepare' fully."

"During the preparation phase, all creatures are prohibited from entering the trial ground."

"If you are confident, I can decide to use authority to open up this trial ground for you."

After speaking, it looked at Lor with interest, anticipating this little guy's reaction.

It had hinted at what needed to be hinted.

If this little guy is not smart enough and doesn't pass this little test, then it can only open the trial ground a hundred years later, or cancel the law value restriction.

And the 'River of Time Scroll' it prepared as a carrot dangling in front of the donkey won't be brought out again.

"Great Manager of the Silkworm Dream Super Civilization, can the preparation period for the trial ground be extended?" Lor's heart raced as he asked excitedly, "Also, how long will the trial last until it ends?"

He sensed from the Manager's words an opportunity that might truly free the Wizard Alliance from crisis, though uncertain what conditions might await him.

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