Wizard Civilization was reasonable. Look at how Phantom Thief Kijad had caused such immense destruction within the Wizard Alliance, yet Wizard Civilization had not directly killed him or reduced him to a slave creature. Instead, they had imprisoned him in Atlanta Interstellar Prison.
What did that show?
It showed that Wizard World was not a bloodthirsty civilization, and that it harbored goodwill toward many powerful beings in the Star Realm, hoping to reform them through education and supervision...
All right, that was all nonsense. What Wizard Civilization truly was, many beings above Level 4 had already seen clearly enough.
Since Atlanta Interstellar Prison existed, it naturally had its reason for existing.
Aside from Phantom Thief Kijad, this interstellar prison also held quite a few special powerful beings whom Wizard Civilization hoped to "reform."
Not everyone was qualified to be imprisoned in this interstellar prison.
If it had been some Level-6 Creature with no special abilities at all, perhaps the White-Eyed Demoness Dominator from the Kada Star Thief Group would not have gone to the trouble of capturing him alive, but would have simply killed him.
There was not much time left for Phantom Thief Kijad to consider. Warden Norton was a busy man; aside from overseeing all the prison's affairs, he also had many magical experiments to complete in his daily life.
While waiting for Phantom Thief Kijad to make his decision, Warden Norton frowned slightly and glanced downward.
Just then, he had sensed a faint energy fluctuation within his interstellar prison, and immediately locked onto its source.
It was precisely the disturbance caused when Saine tapped the energy screen in front of Lina.
"So it's him." Warden Norton's brow gradually relaxed.
Norton had some impression of Saine.
That impression did not come from whatever World-Class Secret Treasure he possessed,