The Black Domain's unique laws of survival made the magicians and knights here more unruly and battle-hungry than those elsewhere in the Wizard World.
Often, a mere verbal dispute—or simply taking a dislike to someone—could very well erupt into a life-and-death battle.
The reason behind Saine's earlier fight with Hanbali, the Demigod-level Black Magician, was laughable when spoken aloud.
Saine had merely flown directly over Hanbali's Magic Tower, yet that had provoked the Demigod-level Black Magician.
As an outsider, Saine naturally found it difficult to adapt to the Black Domain's laws of survival.
But after flying through the Black Domain for some time, Saine gradually got a handle on its ways.
On his way to the Pale Bone Black Tower, Saine consciously avoided the major Black Towers.
Although he had still clashed with several Demigod-level Black Magicians along the way, these conflicts dwindled as Saine gradually reached the outskirts of the Black Domain.
The law upheld in the Black Domain was survival of the fittest.
Moreover, Saine discovered that the deeper one went into the heart of the Black Domain, the stronger the magicians became overall, and the denser their numbers.
As Saine reached the outskirts, however, the overall quality of the magicians here was generally somewhat lower, and their density was sparser as well.
More often than not, Saine could fly for a long stretch without encountering anyone bold enough to block his path.
This was also related to Saine's strength. Since he had revealed the aura of a Demigod-level Magician during his journey, what person on the outskirts of the Black Domain would dare intercept him?
However, during his journey from the center to the outskirts, because Saine had fought several Demigod-level Black Magicians in succession, including Hanbali, his name began spreading within certain circles of the Black