In the time that followed, Saine spent most of it mingling with Titan Gods such as Thor.
That lasted until the eve of the Wizard Alliance Assembly.
It could not be helped. Saine did not know many people within the Wizard Alliance, and for the time being, he could not get in touch with Luluenman and the others.
Compared to wandering aimlessly through the Howling Stone World, staying with Thor and the others was far more interesting—and much more "efficient."
When he stayed with these high-status Titan Gods, it was rarely Saine who took the initiative to meet anyone.
Instead, others would take the initiative to gather around them.
For example, during the period before the Wizard Alliance Assembly began, while mingling among the Titan Gods, Saine not only met quite a few Titan Gods through Thor's introductions, but also came to know many Elf Gods, Orc Gods, and gods from other planar civilizations.
Unfortunately, Saine did not see the half-elf god Cenarius, with whom he had crossed paths a few times, nor did he see Eugene, the God of Half-Orcs.
He had no idea where they were now.
He would probably only see them at the Alliance venue once the Wizard Alliance Assembly officially began.
After all, the Howling Stone World was quite large. With more than a hundred thousand foreign gods scattered throughout it, and numerous measures in place to isolate and hinder detection, finding a few specific people was quite difficult.
The main reason was also that Saine was too weak. If he possessed strength like Hela's, or advanced to Level Four and fully developed the Faceless Mask's power, things might have been much more convenient.
Getting to know so many Alliance Gods did not have any immediate, tangible effect on Saine.
The benefits brought by such