The top magicians of the Wizard World were not permitted to conduct large-scale magical experiments within the Wizard World or too close outside it.
Saine had truly never received this notice before!
Because this notice was a regulation specifically aimed at spellcasters above Level Six.
Saine had not yet advanced to Level Six, so naturally no one had specifically told him about it.
Previously, when Saine had just advanced to Level Four, he had only been informed that he could not conduct large-scale, dangerous experiments near Plane Nodes.
Because this could damage a Plane Node and, in turn, disrupt the balance of a certain region of the Wizard World.
To be honest, as a Top-Level Plane, the Wizard World could not truly be shaken by "ordinary" experiments.
The rules established by the Guardians were merely intended to protect their Mother Plane with ever greater perfection.
At the same time, these Guardian rules could also restrain the vast majority of True Spirit and Dominator-class beings in the Wizard World.
For this reason, when True Spirit-level Magicians of the Wizard World conducted experiments in their True Spirit Towers, they would often directly carve out subspaces and carry out their tests within them.
The number and total area of subspaces attached to the Wizard World were also the greatest in the entire Wizard Alliance.
Before the Guardian of Summer, Saine certainly could not say something as foolish as no one having informed him of this notice.
Saine had indeed been somewhat negligent. Just now, he had been entirely focused on observing his magical experiment and reveling in the successful first fusion of the Combined Fortress, overlooking the fact that the Wizard World's Plane Barrier below had indeed produced the slightest ripple as a result.
Without needing the Guardian to urge him again, Saine