The Goddess of Magic's ensuing peal of laughter made her attitude toward Saine's words abundantly clear.
Never mind exploring the mysteries of the entire Star Realm—even exploring the mysteries of a single branch was no simple matter.
Still, many of Saine's words truly broadened the Goddess of Magic's horizons.
For instance, Saine had mentioned academic mysteries such as alchemy and body tempering. The Goddess of Magic had previously been interested only in elemental knowledge and had never considered branching into other fields.
Body tempering could be forgotten. The Goddess of Magic, Mystra, was not the Great Strength God, nor was she interested in strengthening her physical body.
Alchemy, however... During this period, Mystra had also come into contact with the low-end Magic Conductors crafted by Flynn and the others in the castle.
In Mystra's eyes, these Magic Conductors did not even qualify as toys, yet she had to admit that they were indeed another path for developing and applying Element Power.
The Goddess of Magic, Mystra, possessed her own divine artifacts—more than one, in fact.
If a rule-based creation like the Magic Net were also considered a divine artifact, then it had even reached the standard of a "World-Class Secret Treasure."
Yet all the divine artifacts in Mystra's possession were products she had shaped by combining divine power with the power of laws.
Come to think of it, to this day, the Goddess of Magic had never created anything by combining pure Element Power with the knowledge of Truth.
She was even deeply interested in the concept of a "Floating City" that the little fellow Flynn had once mentioned.
With Flynn's alchemical abilities, even given another thousand years, he likely would not be able to create even the prototype of a Floating City.
But with the help of the Goddess