The Akula fought back, and with the support of the human super-soldiers, instead of worrying Delia, he was relieved. As for the 30,000 legions lost in this battle, Delia did not care at all. Compared to the vast Yamora civilization, 300 million individuals is only one in tens of millions, which is nothing at all. If you want to talk about heartache, those 20,000 Yamora super soldiers are the key.

Of course, compared to what he was going to achieve, Delia didn't feel that the loss was too great.

After receiving the news, Delia personally rushed to a star system that had just been counterattacked, and confirmed the battle situation reported to him by the Yamora Super Soldiers, that is, it was not only the Akula Warriors who launched the counterattack, but also a large number of human Super Soldiers.

Delia watched the battle from a close distance.

Obviously, there is no suspense about the outcome of the battle.

The only thing that surprised Deria was that the human super-soldier was extremely powerful, even surpassing the Yamora super-soldier.

In several decisive battles, it is the human super-soldiers who decide the final outcome.

Obviously, without these human super soldiers, the Akula might not have been able to succeed in their counterattack, or even have the ability to launch a counterattack.

It's just that Delia didn't participate in the battle, or even to save the Yamora warriors who were cornered.

In fact, in all the expansion wars initiated by the Yamora people in the past, Delia did not directly participate in the battle, but only created the conditions for the Yamora people to wage war, such as opening two-way space bridges, cultivating super soldiers, and so on. And only after the creator of the enemy appears, he will step forward and kill the creator of the enemy, so that the people of Amora do not have to face the creator who is simply invincible.

In Deria's view, it was a war of intelligent civilizations, and it was not the turn of the creator to intervene at all.

More importantly, only weak and intelligent civilizations need the direct support of creators, and strong intelligent civilizations do not need direct support from creators.

Of course, defeating the Yamora when they were counterattacked was the most crucial part of Delia's plan.

Not only must they be defeated, but they will be defeated so badly that they must show no signs of retreat, and they must convince Beyan that the Yamorans have no intention of retreating at all, but will hold out until the last moment in the battle to defend the captured star system, so that the Akullas can continue to launch a counterattack.

In fact, Delia has never taken Beyang seriously.

In his opinion, the biggest threat is Ali, or Ali with the assistance of Chu Tianjiang.

The first time I saw Ali and Chu Tianjiang, what made Delia feel the most was that the relationship between Ali and Chu Tianjiang was different from others.

That is to say, other creators will never regard an individual of the created intelligent civilization as an object of cooperation.

Of course, at the beginning, Delia didn't believe that there was anything good about the relationship between Ali and Chu Tianjiang, and even felt that Ali was degrading his identity.

To know the Tao, the creator itself is much higher than the intelligent civilization that was created.

According to the concept of human beings, if the creator is a human being, then the intelligent civilization created is nothing more than domestic animals and poultry in captivity. Obviously, no one thinks of livestock and poultry as partners, let alone that livestock and poultry should be on an equal footing.

It was this realization that, after the first few contacts, Delia felt that there was no need to woo Ali.

Perhaps, Chu Tianjiang's victory in the battle selection within the family was just luck, and Ali's strength was not qualified to talk about cooperation with him at all.

Of course, Deria doesn't want to work with a creator who has a close relationship with intelligent life.

Ali's willingness to depreciate himself as a brother to an intelligent life, and even develop a relationship, does not mean that Delia will do the same.

In fact, Delia couldn't accept Ali's attitude towards Chu Tianjiang at all.

It's just that what happened next really shocked Delia.

This is that Chu Tianjiang actually won the final victory in the battle selection within the family, and his strength continued to increase in the battle.

What shocked Delia even more was that Becca actually took a fancy to Chu Tianjiang!

You have to know that the Dao, let alone the intelligent life that was created, even the other creators in the family, Becca never paid attention to it.

It is obviously not unreasonable for Becca to attach so much importance to Chu Tianjiang. ，

It's just that when Delia realized this problem, or the importance of Ali and Chu Tianjiang, he had missed the best opportunity to win over Ali and Chu Tianjiang. In the face of Becca's olive branch, Ali and Chu Tianjiang couldn't refuse, and they couldn't refuse.

Ali and Chu Tianjiang threw themselves into Becca's arms, and it was impossible to discuss the plan with Delia.

Of course, Delia also learned the lesson.

Although he is no longer able to win over Ali and Chu Tianjiang, Delia is also a creator, and he is a more powerful creator than Ali, and the Yamora civilization he created is much stronger than human civilization. Since Ali can train an individual of human civilization into a super soldier, why can't he?

As a result, Delia spent a lot of energy and time, hoping to cultivate a super soldier like Chu Tianjiang in the Yamora civilization.

Unfortunately, Delia's attempts all failed.

It's not that the Yamora civilization isn't strong enough, it's not that the Yamora people aren't strong enough, it's that Delia has too much influence on this intelligent civilization.

It is important to know that Delia was one of the first creators of dimensionality reduction.

By the time the reduction ended, he had been in the three-dimensional space for hundreds of millions of years, and under his careful guidance, the Yamora people had grown rapidly.

What's more, Delia had long predicted that sooner or later a war of intelligent civilizations would break out.

As a result, in guiding the Yamora civilization, Delia intensified its militarization, preparing the Yamora civilization for war a long time ago.

Although the Amora only controlled more than a hundred star systems before the outbreak of the Intelligent Civilization War, these star systems were very large, rich in resources, enough to arm an extremely powerful army, and the Yamora people were extremely advanced in science and technology. For example, after the outbreak of the War of Intelligent Civilizations, the Yamora people mastered the two-way space bridge technique under the guidance of Delia.

The advanced development of the Yamora people became the basis for Delia's rapid increase in strength.

It can be said that it is this kind of advanced strength that allows the Yamora people to seize the initiative in the war of wisdom and civilization and obtain extremely valuable opportunities. In the wake of humanity's war of expansion, the Amora quickly destroyed the weak, intelligent civilizations around them. By the time the neighboring powerful intelligent civilization joined the war, the strength of the Yamora people was already extremely strong, and they were not lost to any powerful intelligent civilization. It was precisely because of this that in the ensuing wars, Yamora was able to defeat those intelligent civilizations that were already much more powerful than him. By the end of the sixth round of expansion wars, the Yamora had become the second most powerful intelligent civilization in the center of the galaxy.

It is undeniable that every Yamora is a formidable warrior.

The problem is that the things that Delia has done have also made the Yamora people lose their own identity, and even make all the Yamora people indistinguishable.

What's more, after learning about Delia's existence and fully enjoying the help that Deliah has provided, the Yamora people lose their motivation to improve. In the eyes of any Yamora, as long as Delia is there, they are invincible, and they don't need to work hard to create a better future, and there is no need to even be too positive, just do what Delia tells them to do.

Obviously, this is the most obvious difference between the Yamora and humans.

In fact, this is also the common problem of most powerful intelligent civilizations, that is, they are too heavily influenced by their creators.

It is precisely because of this that among the Yamora people, it is absolutely impossible to produce an individual like Chu Tianjiang, even if Delia specially cultivates it, it is impossible.

In a sense, Chu Tianjiang is not only the only super soldier among human beings, but also the only super soldier among all intelligent civilizations in the entire three-dimensional universe. From another point of view, this may be the key to Becca's fancy to Chu Tianjiang and his support for human civilization.

After all the attempts failed, Delia recognized the problem.

It was precisely because of this that Delia knew that Ali, with Chu Tianjiang's assistance, was his biggest threat, at least the biggest threat after Becca.

What happened next proved Delia's guess.

That is, in the war of expansion, human beings have rapidly developed from a weak intelligent civilization with only five star systems to a powerful intelligent civilization with thousands of star systems. After defeating the Elamates, human civilization has controlled more than 10,000 star systems, successfully ranking among the most powerful intelligent civilizations. If human civilization expands to the outer reaches of the Milky Way, the number of galaxies under its control will continue to increase.

Obviously, human civilization has shown no less potential for war than the Yamora.

In addition, human civilization has developed in such a unique way that it is not only different from the Amora people, but there is not even a second similar intelligent civilization.

That is, human civilization has not expanded the size of the population while expanding the living space, but has always limited the number of individuals to about 20 trillion. It is precisely because of this that human civilization did not eliminate those conquered intelligent civilizations, but formed an alliance with them, using these intelligent civilizations to develop the star systems they controlled, and then reaping the benefits of them, and allowing other intelligent civilizations to gain living space.

In every respect, human civilization is a great threat.

If you take into account the expansion war that was launched first, and the relationship between Ali and Bekaa, human civilization is even more of a threat that cannot be ignored.