530: Analysis of Big Eye Civilization

This is a massive, resource-rich sector where three Great Civilizations have established their bases.

They are the Giant Civilization, the Big Eye Civilization, and the Hunter Civilization.

Among them, the Giant Civilization is the strongest, occupying about 40% of the sector's resources, while the other two civilizations each occupy about 30%.

This is a large sector, and in the middle, there's a small plate that drifted from an unknown origin and eventually settled here.

It's called the Floating Plate.

This is an ownerless plate, and the three civilizations frequently clash over its ownership.

Further inward, there's an even smaller, barren plate called the Land of Abandoned Armor Sector.

Hundreds of Small Civilizations reside there.

These Small Civilizations refer to the large sector blocking their path as the “Cage Plate.”

It implies that the other party has trapped them like a cage.

The Cage Plate.

Deep within the Black Forest.

Several Big Eye Aliens on duty were lazily reclining.

Before them was a giant light screen, not a technological product, but an incredibly smooth, enormous stone.

Suddenly.

Drip!

A three-long, one-short dripping sound suddenly rang out.

The Big Eye Aliens on duty immediately rose, their gaze fixed on the giant light screen.

Hmm?

A small blue dot on the screen had suddenly turned red.

Blue indicated a normal state, while red signified a state on the verge of death.

This signal meant that the Big Eye Alien had died.

“There’s a change in the spiritual world! Go notify the leader!”

Someone shouted, and a Big Eye Alien immediately hurried away.

Soon after, a Big Eye Alien with an extraordinary demeanor arrived.

“Which Domain-level Genius has died?”

“Leader Diram,”

a Big Eye Alien who looked like a minor leader respectfully said.

“It was Valkis who died.”

“Valkis…”

Diram murmured to himself. As a leader, he paid considerable attention to these promising individuals who had the potential to advance to Domain Warrior.

Although he hadn't met him many times, Valkis had left a good impression on him.

Of course, this impression wasn't about politeness or similar traits, but about potential.

In his opinion, Valkis had one of the highest probabilities of becoming a Domain Warrior, so his death this time could roughly be equated to the Big Eye Civilization losing a Domain Warrior.

This was no small loss.

Although the Big Eye Civilization was a Great Civilization, it couldn't withstand such attrition.

After all, Domain Warriors were strategic resources; one less meant the civilization's overall strength would diminish.

Moreover, among the three civilizations within the Cage Plate, the Giant Civilization was the strongest, and they were on par with the Hunter Civilization.

However, the Hunter Civilization’s Yellow Demons countered them, and if it weren't for the scarcity of Yellow Demons and the threat from the Giant Civilization forcing the Hunter Civilization to cooperate with them,

otherwise, the Big Eye Civilization might have had to relocate to another resource-poor plate.

While being the boss felt good, once those precious resources were lost, even a powerful civilization would gradually decline.

Therefore, the Big Eye Civilization was the civilization among these three that most needed Domain Warriors to strengthen its foundation.

“Bilangte, what happened?”

“Didn’t I say many times that the training of Domain-level Geniuses must be handled with utmost care? There should be pressure, but their lives shouldn't genuinely be at risk.”

“How did you people arrange the tasks?!”

Diram's face showed anger as he questioned Bilangte, the minor leader who had just spoken.

Facing the wrath of a Domain Warrior, Bilangte, as an Advanced Sky Soaring Warrior, was naturally somewhat afraid. He rolled his round, big eyes and explained:

“It’s like this, Leader Diram.”

“I just checked, and Valkis wasn't on a dangerous mission this time. He was looking for the Golden Flying Sword that you and the other leaders mentioned.”

Golden Flying Sword… As a leader, Diram's mind was extremely agile, and in that instant, he thought of many possibilities.

“Could it be that Valkis discovered something?”

“Leader Diram is brilliant!”

Bilangte's flattery came first, followed by a sharp, intelligent gaze in his eyes:

“I just reviewed Valkis’s itinerary for the last five days before his death, and indeed, I found some clues.”

“I judge that he must have found a clue to the Golden Flying Sword that the leaders wanted!”

Bilangte’s confident tone brought a hint of joy to Diram’s face, and Valkis’s death, at this moment, became less difficult to accept.

“Leader Diram, please look.”

Bilangte pointed at the light screen with a long leg.

“On the first day, Valkis traveled to the Golden Sea of Bitterness and began searching for the Golden Flying Sword that the leaders mentioned, starting from a depth of 2000 meters.”

“Looking at the location, it should be within the territory of the Golden War Crabs.”

“However, areas above 5000 meters deep in the Golden Sea of Bitterness are basically public zones, and the Golden War Crabs won’t interfere. Even if they did, they wouldn’t specifically offend us.”

“Valkis was essentially exploring in an ungoverned territory.”

“Subsequently, Valkis descended to a depth of 3000 meters. He stayed there for a considerable amount of time, likely having discovered some clue.”

“It’s also possible he was in a battle, but the probability is very low. Most who take this path are Sky Soaring Warriors, and a very small number of Advanced Sky Soaring Warriors. Domain Warriors generally don’t go this way.”

“We all know Valkis’s strength. In a place of this level, it’s hard for an accident to occur, and he also had the status of a Great Civilization.”

“Then, from the second to the fourth day, Valkis must have confirmed the clue, or directly discovered the Golden Flying Sword, traveling for three days straight to the Myriad Flowers Sector, ruled by the Myriad Flowers Civilization.”

“If he hadn't discovered something, Valkis would definitely have continued to explore deeper, so I can be certain that he definitely discovered something!”

“Judging by speed and distance, it also matches the speed of a Level 25 Sky Soaring Warrior.”

“Finally, on the most crucial day, the fifth day, Valkis’s footprints on the Myriad Flowers Sector were not those of an exploratory route, but rather direct lines and turns with a very clear objective.”

“He absolutely possessed some information, otherwise he wouldn’t have walked like that.”

“He ultimately died on the outskirts of the Myriad Flowers Civilization.”

“From this, we can deduce that Valkis discovered the clue or the Golden Flying Sword at a depth of 3000 meters in the Golden Bitter Sea, pursued it all the way to the Myriad Flowers Sector, and died on the outskirts of the Myriad Flowers Civilization.”

“Analyzing the results, I believe it’s highly probable that the Myriad Flowers Civilization was responsible!”

“Furthermore, that Golden Flying Sword might also have fallen into the hands of the Myriad Flowers Civilization!”

“Leader Diram, the above is my conclusion!”

Bilangte’s large, round pupils now gleamed with a resolute gaze.

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