Saine was currently stationed in the central command area.
Because a Civilization Battlefield was not a place where, from the very start, Level-4 and above lifeforms rushed in and fought a clanging melee.
Moreover, there were numerous powerful combatants on both sides of this starfield battlefield. On the Wizard Civilization's side alone, there were nearly thirty combat forces above Level 4.
The opposing Sea Planet Legion had no shortage of them either. If Saine charged in alone, the effect he could have would be extremely limited.
More importantly, Saine valued his life. In a chaotic battle of this level, even with a World-Class Secret Treasure in hand, it would not do him much good.
If he was careless and got surrounded by several enemy Level-5 powerhouses, Saine would have to shed a layer of skin.
It had not been long since Saine advanced to Level 5.
He had always relied on equipment and numbers to win.
Some knights of the Wizard World liked to push beyond their limits, specifically seeking out opponents of the same level or slightly stronger for duels, comprehending the true essence of battle amid life-and-death peril.
Sorry, but Saine had absolutely no interest in doing that!
Would it not be better to spend that time doing a couple more experiments in the laboratory?
Besides, mages did not need war to break through their limits.
War could indeed stimulate mages' potential for breakthroughs and advancement, but compared to battle, knowledge was the primary factor determining whether a mage was powerful.
"Kalazo, Undead Lord, the two of you move toward the Sea Folk Legion. A powerful lifeform is flying in that direction," Saine said to the two Level-5 lifeforms at the front line from within Ash Fortress.
Ash Fortress's ability to detect the surrounding battlefield, along with the