The chance encounter with those two cultivators was merely a small interlude during Saine and Luluenman's journey through the teleportation routes.
There was no dramatic scene of drawing swords to aid the weak against injustice.
Saine had no interest in meddling in so many other people's affairs.
And as Luluenman had said, when Immortal Domain Civilization cultivators fought each other fiercely on the Wizard Civilization Battlefield, Wizard Civilization would likely intervene.
What was more, one was Level 4 and the other Level 5. If they truly started fighting, the commotion would not be small.
The knights and magicians stationed throughout the Surrounding Starfield were not being paid to sit around doing nothing.
If things really got out of hand, someone would naturally deal with it. Why did Saine need to worry about it?
Yet this minor interlude once again showed Saine a major difference between Immortal Domain Civilization and Wizard Civilization.
At the very least, on the Wizard Civilization Battlefield, few Black Magicians above Level 4 would dare openly target Wizard Civilization powerhouses.
Aside from that small interlude, Saine and Luluenman encountered and observed quite a few other Immortal Domain powerhouses and Wizard Alliance creatures along the way.
Many Immortal Domain cultivators would mutter during casual conversation, "Things have been getting more and more expensive lately."
Meanwhile, those Wizard Alliance creatures would inadvertently reveal bits of news about nearby starfields and planes during their conversations.
Naturally, nearly all the discussions Saine could overhear came from creatures below Level 4.
But observing the conversations of these lower creatures could sometimes be rather interesting.
At Collector Star Port earlier, as well as on the way to the Apocalypse Starfield, Saine had purchased quite a few "specialties" sold from the stalls of Immortal Domain cultivators.
Mustard Seed Bags, which served the same purpose