Although Becca summoned Ali alone, it was not a secret.

Of course, it's not just Becca who is keeping a close eye on the situation, but Delia as well.

In the Becca family, there are not many members who know Delia. Deria, like Ali, has a very low status in the family and is not taken seriously. Unlike Arleigh, Delia has a more outgoing personality and a more positive and proactive way of doing things.

Of course, Ali's character is mainly from the brood-body.

In the four-dimensional cosmic realm, the personality of an individual is almost entirely determined by the parent, that is, the information contained in the basic consciousness that the parent gives to the offspring. The early growth stage of all individuals is the same, that is, after the basic consciousness is integrated and formed, according to their social status, they will learn and master the necessary knowledge and skills, acquire the basic ability to survive in society, and then they will participate in social activities. Pure inculcation of knowledge and skills has little effect on the individual's personality, so only the basic consciousness provided by the parent has an effect on the personality. It is precisely in this way that the status of the parent in the society directly determines the status of its descendants in the society.

However, there is a difference in the number of broodstock of individuals.

Ali has three relatives, two of whom are from the bottom of the family, and only one is related to the patriarch, so Ali's status in the family is very low.

Delia had five relatives, and only one was related to the patriarch, and he had a lower status.

The difference is that because Ali's other two relatives do not make up a large proportion of the basic consciousness, Ali's personality is more inclined to accept the status quo than to change it. Delia has five relatives, four of whom are not related to the patriarch, and these four relatives make up a large proportion of the basic consciousness, so his personality is the opposite of Ali's, and he is more inclined to change the reality situation.

Of course, the impact of this difference is not prominent in the four-dimensional universe.

In the case that the outcome cannot be changed, even if Delia wants to change the status quo, he does not have the ability.

Only in the three-dimensional space, in a situation where no one can know the outcome of the Dao, can Delia have the opportunity to change the status quo through his own efforts.

For this reason, Delia tried his best to win the first opportunity to reduce the dimension for himself.

The reason is very simple, first of all, dimensionality reduction means that you can get enough time in the three-dimensional space to transform the micro-universe you created, so that the intelligent civilization in the micro-universe can achieve greater development, and you can preserve your own wisdom to the greatest extent, that is, the science and technology you have mastered.

Of course, this is only the basic condition.

Before reducing the dimensionality, Delia also used all the resources he could find to create enough microverses.

Although he is not a Becca, he can't create tens of thousands of micro-universes in one go, but as long as he has resources, there is no problem in creating hundreds of micro-universes.

As a result, at the time of dimensionality reduction, Delia has one hundred and twenty-four micro-universes!

In contrast, Arley owns a fraction of his microverse.

In addition, Delia did something very important.

That is, in the process of dimensionality reduction, he fused the different intelligent civilizations in these micro-universes together, rather than just relying on a certain intelligent civilization.

Strictly speaking, it's a very risky thing to do.

Different intelligent civilizations have different cultures and values, so there are certainly conflicts and contradictions, and it is impossible to live in peace forever. If a war breaks out between these intelligent civilizations, then Delia will have to make a trade-off, and he will suffer losses after the dimensionality reduction.

It's just that Delia did a great job and nothing like this happened.

After the dimensional reduction, Deria's strength has far exceeded his position in the family, that is, according to the wisdom he possesses in the three-dimensional universe, he should have a higher status. The problem is that the forces to maintain the status quo have prevailed, and the order in the family has not changed much.

It is precisely because of this that Delia hopes to change the status quo in a certain way.

Only, he's not stupid.

Because he is the first batch of dimension reductioners, when the dimension reduction is completed, he has enough understanding of the three-dimensional universe, and the result is unknown, and it is even clearer that the basic rules of the game have changed, and it is not only the strength that determines the outcome of the game, but also the strategy.

In fact, this is one of the most important things that Delia has learned from the intelligent civilizations he controls.

The uncertainty of the outcome makes strategy play an extremely important role in determining the outcome, even more important than strength.

In a sense, Delia has adapted to the New World and mastered the rules of the game in the New World World.

For this reason, he did not act rashly, and he did not dare to act rashly.

While strategy is important, strength is still a key factor in determining the outcome. The strength he has, let alone challenging Beka, even challenging Beka's descendants can't do it. Among the top 10,000 family members, the worst have hundreds of star systems and control trillions of intelligent individuals. Deria only has hundreds of star systems, and controls less than a trillion intelligent individuals.

Directly challenging the existing order is tantamount to death.

Delia knows very well that if you want to change the status quo, you have to be strong enough. The problem is that after the dimensionality reduction, he can't create the microuniverse. Even as he tries to increase the number of intelligent individuals, each galaxy has a limited capacity, and the other members are doing the same. With his own efforts alone, Delia can get a relatively high position in the family at most.

In order to obtain greater benefits, it is necessary to unite more family members.

Delia knows very well that there are many members of the family like him, and these members also want to change the status quo after the dimensionality reduction.

To this end, Delia investigates the family's situation thoroughly.

According to his findings, the top 10,000 members of the family, including Bekaa, the ruling class at the top of the pyramid, collectively control about a million star systems and have about 40,000 trillion intelligent individuals. If you look at the number of star systems, the proportion is not large, only about 3% of the total, but in terms of intelligent individuals, the proportion is as high as 40%.

Obviously, these rulers possess the best star systems.

In contrast, the remaining 99 percent or so of the family members have less than 1/10,000 of the average number of star systems and intelligent individuals they possess.

There is no doubt that this is unfair.

This also made Delia realize that as long as someone stood up and spoke out against the existing order at the right time, and undermined Becca's prestige in the family, then enough low-level members would stand up against the existing order and eventually break the existing order.

Delia knows better that he can't play that role.

In any case, the ruling group led by Becca is still strong enough to brutally suppress those who resist who try to take away their interests.

The first to stand up will definitely not end well.

Delia knew that he had to be patient and wait for the most opportune opportunity.

To this end, Delia has been closely monitoring the situation within the family, especially the internal battle selection used to re-determine the status of the family members.

Delia has seen this selection more thoroughly than many members.

Nominally, this selection gave all the family members a chance to gain a position comparable to their own strength in the New World Realm. In fact, the real purpose of the selection is to eliminate the contradictions within the family and to calm the dissatisfaction of more members by elevating the status of a few family members.

To put it bluntly, this is a trick for Becca to maintain his dominance.

In any case, the general environment has changed, and if there is no change in the environment, the internal contradictions of the family will accumulate, and then there will be a general outbreak.

In other words, Becca also knew that the internal contradictions in the family were extremely serious and must be resolved.

Initially, Delia didn't see the selection as an opportunity. The reason is that the vast majority of family members still maintain the thinking mode in the four-dimensional universe, believing that the result is already predestined, so the significance of participating in the selection is not great, and it may not be able to change anything.

Of the approximately 10 billion family members who have reduced the dimension, less than 10,000 have signed up for the selection!

This ratio is enough to explain the situation.

It wasn't until Chu Tianjiang appeared and won the primary elimination round and successfully entered the second elimination round, triggering other family members to sign up enthusiastically, that Delia realized that this might be an opportunity. The point is that this incident has made more family members realize the reality.

It's just that Delia hesitated a little.

Although he didn't know Ali very well, he knew that Ali's status in the family was very low, similar to him, and he was one of the members of the last batch of dimension reductions. Delia couldn't believe that the intelligent civilization born in the micro-universe created by Ali could have such a powerful individual.

Delia prefers to believe that this is a bureau designed by Becca.

It is precisely because of this that Delia did not act rashly, but carefully observed.

Upon learning that Becca had summoned Ali alone, Deria realized that maybe things weren't as he thought they were, or maybe it was just an accident.

The reason is simple, if this is a bureau designed by Becca, there is no reason to summon Ali alone.

This meant that he had not negotiated with Ali, and it was tantamount to telling the other family members that he had not expected such a situation.

If this is an unexpected event, it is definitely a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

Chu Tianjiang's success has aroused the desires and ambitions of many members, and this is what Delia needs.