Rose was not entirely sure how Lina had ended up imprisoned in Atlanta Interstellar Prison.
Before this, the combat missions Rose had carried out with Lina and the other Black Magicians had been fundamentally different.
The wars fought by the legions under Rose's command had ultimately been direct battles against the Galente Federation on the main battlefield, whereas Lina and the others had mostly carried out missions behind enemy lines.
In terms of danger, the missions undertaken by those Black Magicians with little backing were clearly far more perilous.
There was no helping it. Black Magicians had always had a poor reputation in the Wizard World. Against the backdrop of the Civilization War, only these even more brutal missions could change the traditional forces of the Wizard World's view of them.
Moreover, Black Magicians were naturally more adept at carrying out such missions!
The Wizard Civilization's armies had repeatedly advanced across the Frontline Battlefield and achieved enormous victories, and this was deeply connected to the Black Magicians who had wrought massive destruction behind enemy lines.
As a result, some Wizard Civilization powerhouses on the Frontline Battlefield had indeed changed their attitudes considerably toward groups like Black Magicians and Black Knights.
Lina had been detained in Atlanta Interstellar Prison around twenty-three years ago, which was not long ago.
The moment Rose heard of this from elsewhere, she immediately contacted Saine.
In the Black Domain of the Western Islands, Lina had always been considered one of Rose's people.
Thus, after Lina was detained and captured, the Black Magicians who learned of the matter immediately reported it to Rose.
From this perspective, Rose was quite loyal.
Her original intention in contacting Saine this time was probably somewhat related to Lina's situation, rather than simply coveting Saine's Holy Fruit.
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