The unexpectedly effective Blue Fire proved far more directly lethal against the Galente Federation's mecha and warship forces than the special flames Saine had previously obtained at great cost, such as Death Fire, Annihilation Fire, and Void Fire.
This showed that there was no absolute strongest flame in the Star Realm—only the flame best suited to the situation.
It all depended on the user's abilities and the flexibility of their control.
Wrapped in endless blue flames, Saine gained many advantages during his battle against the Galente Federation's giant mecha.
His combat form was much smaller than the Federation mecha's, and far more agile as well.
The giant mecha's exaggerated array of technological weaponry and respectable close-combat techniques made this technological construct no weakling even among Level-5 Creatures.
Fortunately, as a body-tempering mage, Saine's close-quarters combat ability was no slouch either. Moreover, the many magical items he had prepared beforehand were enough to handle most of the dangers he encountered in battle.
Although Level-4 Intelligent Robots such as Blazing Fire had suffered severe damage, the fearless, desperate fighting spirit they displayed in battle made them far more active than Saine. They did not fear death.
In truth, these Intelligent Robots did not really possess much of a concept of death.
As long as their heads—or rather, their central databases—were not damaged, they could theoretically be "repaired."
Of course, the materials needed to repair high-level Intelligent Robots above Level 4 were not something that could be obtained at will.
Even with Cybertron Planet's foundations and resource reserves, some rare materials were still difficult to gather in full.
Moreover, every time these Intelligent Robots suffered severe damage, their combat power declined drastically.
Robots did not grow stronger through battle or evolve continuously. As artificial lifeforms, their methods of advancement had never conformed to