If judged from an absolutely fair and impartial standpoint.
Green, who had lost to Saine and fallen to second place, was actually more qualified to inherit the final reward of this Inheritance Secret Realm.
Green's accomplishments in alchemy, as well as his insights into the field of magical elements, had forced even Saine to marvel.
Saine suspected that if not for the boost provided by so many divine artifact-grade raw materials, the Eye of the Devil Mask he had crafted might not necessarily have surpassed Green's Truth Arcana Mask.
Of course, a loss was a loss, and a win was a win.
Why fuss over so much!
And if they were to blame it entirely on the secret realm's imperfect evaluation and assessment mechanism.
Then neither Saine nor Green was actually the most suitable inheritor of this Inheritance Secret Realm's final reward!
Because from the Light Element phantom before them, it was clear that although this secret realm's creator was proficient in the profound laws of the Light, Fire, and Sound Wave Systems.
The field he truly excelled in should have been the application of Light Element.
If he wanted to find a perfect inheritor, then ideally, he should have sought a magician whose cultivation system was centered on Light Element.
Yet Saine and Green were both clearly more inclined toward the use of Fire Element.
Besides, where in this world was there any absolutely perfect inheritor?
And who had the right to say that Saine and Green were unqualified to inherit this Inheritance Secret Realm's final reward?
Anyone qualified to say that should first pass the Final Trial themselves.
Judging from the fact that the rainbow ribbon beneath Gold Robe Magician Belode's feet had not turned white even by the time he left, he had not actually met the