In the laboratory, Saine continued dealing with the mess Tourmaline had caused.
Gal Gadot's condition was fairly stable. Saine took out restorative potions with different effects one after another, and even produced the surgical knife he commonly used in his experiments.
Perhaps because he had dissected too many specimens, Saine did not rely solely on potions when treating Gal Gadot's injuries. For patches of skin and flesh that had visibly deteriorated beyond saving, he chose to carve them away directly with his surgical knife.
Gal Gadot was tough as well. She had suffered massive blood loss and had a large swath of flesh corrupted by the power of foreign laws carved from her body by Saine, yet apart from two muffled groans at the beginning, she gritted her teeth and endured throughout.
After finally treating Gal Gadot's injuries, Saine held the metal spear before him and examined it for a moment.
It seemed that Gal Gadot's mother, Hippolyta, also used a spear-type divine artifact.
The divine artifact in Saine's hands was passable in every respect. If it were sold on the Wizard Alliance market, it would probably fetch a steep price of six or seven hundred thousand Magic Coins.
If it went through an auction house, the price might be even higher. Depending on the buyer's needs, it might even reach a million Magic Coins. After all, it had been the weapon of a Level-4 Peak lifeform.
This was war fortune.
He had heard that the spear's wielder—the Level-4 Peak Sea Planet lifeform Saine had severely injured—had not managed to leave the Wonderful Plane alive either.
Perfect. He could bundle the two together and sell them on the Wizard Alliance trading market.
During wartime, Saine and the vast majority of Wizard Civilization powerhouses were unlikely to personally handle and sell