The pegasi ridden by the Mollymoss Royal Honor Guard were anything but ordinary. These beautiful snow-white creatures, with every strand of fur suffused with fluctuations of light-element energy, were certainly not products that could appear on an impoverished Minor Plane. With only a brief scan using a Divination Spell, Punk recognized them: every one of these pegasi was an exceptionally purebred Aetbis warhorse, a semi-elemental magical creature supposedly unique to the plane of "Sacred Star."
Moreover, according to the religious regulations of the Justice Pantheon, Aetbis warhorses were legally classified in the scriptures of justice as "free beings" whom no one was permitted to ride. If the Church of Justice discovered that the Mollymoss royal family treated Aetbis warhorses as ordinary flying mounts, they would surely all be sent to the stake. Those fearless fools should be grateful that the Doswhite Plane had no extra religious organizations.
But now another question arose: why had such magical creatures, rare even across the Multiverse, appeared in Kane's former hideout?
After giving some thought to that mad knight's unreliable personality, Punk roughly deduced that "Instant Kill Spear" might once have carried out an "excursion."
Baron Bisadas was not the sort of person who would adventure merely for entertainment, so he must have done something in the Sacred Star Plane ruled by Tyr, the God of Justice, before bringing these pegasi back along the way. Although his reason for bringing back this group of magical creatures and allowing them to become mortal mounts might have been nothing more than a childish, spiteful little joke, the most noteworthy fact for the spellcaster was that "Instant Kill Spear" had indeed once visited the Sacred Star Plane.
What had he gone to the Sacred Star Plane for? That place was the closest location to the divine kingdom