After staying in Saint Pelantas City for a week and getting a feel for the city's distinctive character, Saine continued westward.
Speaking of which, the most widespread dominant species on the Faelun Continent were the Humanoid Creatures of this world.
The humans of the Faelun Continent looked very similar to humans from the Wizard World on the surface.
However, their underlying essence and organ structures differed in many ways.
This was perfectly normal. Different planes and civilizations would naturally give rise to and evolve different kinds of individuals.
How could two planes in the Star Realm possibly have identical lifeforms?
Humans of the Wizard World had four inverted triangular coccygeal vertebrae beneath their spines.
Humans of the Faelun Continent did not have those. In their place were two trapezoidal hip bones.
Beyond that, the lifeforms of the two worlds also differed enormously in blood types, hair colors, cell nuclei, and many other aspects.
In Saine's view, the overall evolutionary level of Faelun Continent lifeforms was inferior to that of the Wizard World.
For example, in the Wizard World, a Top-Level Civilization, Level 1 Knights and mages could already enjoy lifespans of a thousand years. Level 2 beings could live for three thousand years, while Level 3 beings could live for ten thousand.
But on the Faelun Continent, the theoretical lifespan limit of the vast majority of Extraordinary powerhouses was only three hundred years.
Legendary powerhouses had a lifespan limit of one thousand years, while only Epic-level powerhouses could reach around three thousand years.
The vast disparity in average lifespans signified that the number of lower-tier combatants on the Faelun Continent was clearly not on the same level as that of the Wizard World.
Of course, the Faelun Continent was not without long-lived species.
For instance, the dragon race of the