Once Wizard World lifeforms reached a certain realm, they seemed to develop a habit of traveling the Star Realm.
This habit was not limited to magicians; it was also widespread among knights.
For example, many powerful figures in the Wizard World were currently traveling abroad.
As the Civilization War drew near, some of those powerful beings would return in time. But those who had gone too far might not be able to make it back promptly.
The one Naige'er had just mentioned was likely one of them.
However, there was no need to worry that she would vanish completely.
If Wizard Civilization truly found itself in desperate straits and desperately needed her strength,
then no matter how vast the distance across time and space, she would rush back with all her might.
Still, they probably would not need her power.
Wizard Civilization's upper echelon had conducted war simulations and mutual assessments of strength.
If top-level civilizations were divided into ranks, then the powerful Wizard Civilization had more or less reached the peak of the middle stage of top-level civilization development and was about to enter its later stage.
There were all manner of reasons behind Wizard Civilization's rapid expansion and rise to power.
The Galente Federation, though also a top-level civilization, was judged by Wizard Civilization to still be in the early stages of top-level civilization development.
Despite having annexed the Large World Rose Dynasty Civilization, absorbed a substantial portion of the Light God Race's legacy, and acquired several Large World vassals, the Galente Federation was undoubtedly still weaker overall than the Wizard World.
At most, the Galente Federation had only just touched the threshold of the middle stage of top-level civilization.
This advantage in strength filled Wizard Civilization's upper echelon with confidence in the coming war.
Yet the immense