Led by Byron all the way, Saine arrived at the 14th floor of the subspace prison.
In fact, the floor on which one was held in Atlanta Interstellar Prison could reveal both the detainee's strength and danger rating.
From the 7th floor onward, the prison held beings of Level 4 and above.
As for the 14th floor where Lina was held, those imprisoned here were basically Level-5 Creatures, with only the occasional Level-4 Peak being.
Keeping Lina here was enough to demonstrate Atlanta Interstellar Prison's assessment of her strength and danger rating.
Because he had already established a fairly good relationship with Byron during their earlier conversation, Saine learned from him that the mage Jerry, whom Lina had severely injured, was a Level-4 Peak mage.
It was precisely because of his accusation that Lina had been detained in Atlanta Interstellar Prison.
If Saine wanted to get Lina out of the Interstellar Prison, the first thing he needed to do was persuade that mage Jerry.
But who exactly was that guy? What was his background? Saine knew nothing at all.
This inexplicably darkened Saine's mood.
Lina's ability to severely injure a Level-4 Peak mage also greatly surprised him.
After settling Saine in an empty prison chamber, Byron temporarily departed.
Not long afterward, Lina appeared before Saine, her hands and feet shackled in specially made Magic Shackles.
A translucent energy curtain in dark hues stood between Saine and Lina.
The instant he saw Lina, Saine could not help but fly forward. At a glance, he recognized that she truly was Lina, and her eyes were also shining with excitement.
"What exactly happened? How did you become like this?" Saine asked, pressing up against the curtain.
Lina's appearance was somewhat different from before.
Lina had previously possessed two forms. One was a loli