Hide? Where in this world was there anywhere to hide?
Saine knew that Thor and Loki were the sons of the God King of Titan World, so he had not harbored too many doubts about the transaction.
They had successfully cooperated before as well.
What risks could there be? If even the God King's sons were this afraid, what power did Saine have to resist?
Thus, after leaving Portman World, Saine did not deliberately conceal himself. He returned to Wizard World openly and normally.
If some blame truly descended upon him, Saine would not hesitate to sell out the brothers Thor and Loki.
After all, he had bought the Golden Apple from them. If there really was a problem, it was their fault. Saine was a victim too.
He had not stolen it or snatched it. He was merely an ordinary consumer.
The only possible concern regarding Saine was that Wizard Civilization might forcibly reclaim this World-Class Secret Treasure, the Golden Apple.
Then the more than one hundred million Magic Coins Saine had paid would have gone down the drain.
If that really happened, Saine would definitely have a word with Thor the next time he saw him.
Yet what puzzled Saine somewhat was that, right up until he was about to arrive at Wizard World, he received no unusual developments. Nor did anyone come looking to cause him trouble or reclaim this World-Class Secret Treasure.
Inside the Titan Fortress outside Portman World, Hela returned to her room after finishing her conversation with the God of the Sky.
The Golden Apple that had originally been on a plate, with a bite taken out of it, had long since vanished without a trace.
Thinking of how her younger brother Thor had inexplicably called her out earlier, Hela's face immediately turned