"Angel Reincarnation Pool, Reincarnation Underworld, Underworld Gate... are they all Civilization Supreme Treasures, or fragments of such treasures, that involve resurrecting life and even bringing the dead back to life?"
In one of Sky City's colossal libraries, Saine stood in a corner between the bookshelves, muttering to himself.
These Civilization Supreme Treasures were all treasures belonging to other civilizations.
For the time being, Wizard Civilization had no resurrection-type treasures.
Could it be that Wizard Civilization did not fear death quite so deeply?
And was not so obsessively attached to immortality, either?
What the magicians of the Wizard World cared more about was Truth Arcana, rather than the passing and cycling of life.
In the eyes of many Wizard World magicians, the birth and death of life were merely different forms in which elemental and energy power manifested.
Within the Star Realm, when some elements were in an active phase, it necessarily meant that other elements were in a dormant and sluggish phase.
This also conformed to the Law of Conservation of Energy.
Saine had never pursued death or immortality all that fervently in the past.
Perhaps, in Saine's view, death was simply death. He was merely a little unwilling to accept it because he had not explored to the end of the Truth Arcana he sought.
But after experiencing the departures of Serena and Irene, as well as seeing more and more relatives, friends, and Old Acquaintances gradually fade away in the river of time...
Saine suddenly felt that it might not be so bad if Wizard Civilization possessed a resurrection-type supreme treasure.
Yet these Civilization Supreme Treasures had their limitations as well.
According to Sky City's records in the Wizard World, regardless of what species a creature had been in life, once resurrected through the Light God Race's Angel