In a top-tier major civilization, in a span of a hundred thousand years, one to two beings of Tier Six, Eight Stars might emerge. The probability of such a being breaking through to Tier Seven is around fifty percent.
Exchanging half a Tier Seven for ten Law Values is usually unacceptable for the leaders of these top civilizations, as even a single Law Value is far more valuable than a Tier Seven being.
But it is precisely because of this that he can justifiably raise prices in the Plane Group to negotiate additional territories for the Wizard Alliance.
A typical major civilization holds about five to ten thousand Plane Group territories, while a top-tier major civilization usually governs hundreds of thousands, even millions of them.
Exchanging half a Tier Seven for ten thousand Plane Groups might be acceptable to them, except for Bona and Vina, since there are only seven beings of Tier Six, Eight Stars in the entire Wizard Plane Group.
