"Wait a second," Melanie said. "I don't know about all of these Organizations. Can someone give me an overview?"
Melanie turned to Sebastian, but he just smiled sheepishly. "I also haven't been in the Supreme World for long. I don't know a lot about them."
Fox didn't say anything, but it was clear she didn't know much about the Organizations either.
"There are five political powers and five non-political powers," Kyle transmitted with a neutral voice. "These ten powers essentially rule the entire Supreme World. For political powers, borders matter. For non-political powers, borders don't matter. In the Main Dimension, the borders are all chaotic, but I presume that's not the case in the Immortal Dimension, right?"
Kyle looked at the man, who nodded with a smile. "Ayuvar is on the border between the Contrast Empire and the Wargod's Peak in the Immortal Dimension."
Kyle nodded before looking back at Melanie. "You can view the political powers as actual countries, while the non-political powers are just very big companies. Political powers mostly focus on their identity and ideology, while non-political powers focus on a skill set. These two things might sound similar, but they are not."
"Identity, in this context, represents the attributes with which you identify yourself when talking about your country. A skill set is just a specialization of a company. A company that makes money with Formation Arrays won't talk a lot about Karmic Services or training. They're a Formation Array company. They're good at something, and they're using that to make money and grow stronger."
"Let me start with the political powers."
"First, there's the Contrast Empire. They're mostly focusing on opposing powers and viewpoints. Their Seekers often have contrasting powers. Light and Darkness, Lightning and Earth, Fire and Water, Metal and Wind, stuff like that. Their ideology mirrors these contrasting properties. Instead of finding a compromise, they often try to go for all-or-nothing."
"Is that accurate so far?" Kyle asked, looking at the man.
"That basically summarizes the Contrast Empire," the man said with a smile and a nod.
"Next, the Wargod's Peak," Kyle continued. "As their name suggests, they put a great focus on battles. They mostly specialize in Imposing Laws. They rarely interact with other political powers unless there are battles to be fought."
"They also focus on Refined Laws," the man interjected.
"Makes sense," Kyle answered before he looked at Melanie again. "The Tower of Creation is all about mixing Elements. They're very flexible with their politics, which means they also have a lot of allies. In fact, Inner World, one of the non-political powers, is working closely with them. From what I've heard, the Tower of Creation is one of two powers that no one else wants to offend."
"That's correct," the man said. "On a baseline, they are a bit weaker than the Contrast Empire, but you can almost view Inner World as a part of their power. Fighting with the Tower of Creation wouldn't be so bad if it weren't for their countless Formation Arrays, courtesy of Inner World."
"Next, the Unity of Demihumans," Kyle transmitted. "The Supreme World gets ascenders from all over, and many of these ascenders come from Experimental Worlds. Experimental Worlds often have unusual beings. Imagine humanoids with fur, chitin, multiple arms, very big, very small, and so on. They also have a considerable number of humanoid beasts."
Fox glanced at Kyle with raised brows.
Kyle looked back with a cold gaze. "Yes, like you, except that they're not assholes. There are beasts that can integrate into human society, and from what I've heard, they're pretty straightforward. Humans are more scheming, and a lot of these humanoid beasts feel taken advantage of, disgusted, or hated, which is why they created the Unity of Demihumans. I don't know a lot about them."
"They don't interact with humans a lot," the man explained. "Plenty of Organizations want to trade or ally with them, but the Unity of Demihumans seems to act towards humanity just how they feel humanity interacts with them. They feel persecuted, which is why they often persecute humans."
"Lastly, the World Seekers," Kyle continued. "They're the strongest political power, and I don't know a lot about them. They rarely start conflicts with other powers, but other powers also rarely start conflicts with them."
"The World Seekers are very liberal," the man explained. "They rarely get involved in politics, and they essentially allow non-political powers to rule their territory, to a certain extent. If one of these non-political powers gets a little too bold, they will be quickly put in place."
"The World Seekers all use swords, and they gain their immense power from watching the worlds themselves. By that, I mean that they're watching how the worlds defend themselves. Some of you have probably seen the defensive mechanism. The World Seekers are gaining enlightenment by imitating the rules behind that mechanism."
Kyle remembered the time the defensive mechanism of the Tertiary World had attacked him. The defensive mechanism hadn't used much energy, but the way it used it had been so profound and advanced that Kyle had been helpless.
Fox also remembered the time the defensive mechanism had attacked her.



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