A Staggering Haul
A Gluttonous Feast soon unfolded at this Nesser Civilization construct base.
In the Wizard World, the vast majority of enslaved creatures possess an iron stomach.
Because during the Wizard Civilization War, many enslaved beings experienced the dire situation of not knowing where their next meal would come from.
To survive long in war, you must first be well-fed.
This is the consensus of the vast majority of passively evolving organisms.
The slave creature that just requested from Saine, since it already possesses a first-level Life Level, must have had considerable war experience.
With its enormous claws, it pinched the three corpses of Nesser Civilization Creature side by side, its huge mouth pointing upwards at an incredible 180-degree angle, before stuffing them into its crocodile mouth like ducks.
The crunching sounds of bones and flesh echoed throughout the base.
This casts a further shadow over the already pessimistic and desperate remnants of the Nesser Civilization in this base.
This Crocodile Man was quite perceptive; it knew that Mage in the Wizard World were more interested in living Nesser Civilization Creature, so it targeted only the dead Nesser Civilization Creature.
The Crocodile Man's voracious appetite soon aroused the urges of the other slave creatures around him.
These vicious slave creatures were unimaginable nightmares in the eyes of the Nesser Civilization Creature, but to the Mage of the Wizard World like Saine, they were merely a group of useful hunting dogs.
"The law of the jungle, is this the law of the Star Realm?" Because of his childhood experience as Black Magician, Saine's heart is harder than that of a typical Mage participating in Plane War for the first time.
Watching the blood flow to the ground with a "crunch!" sound, staining the white floor crimson, Saine muttered something to himself before flying off in another direction from the Fortress Base.
As the Level-2 Female Magician was right, this construct base possessed far more valuable items than Saine had imagined.
Since Saine wasn't very clear about the specific structure of the Nesser Civilization's construct base, he basically wandered around aimlessly as he flew here.
Even so, in just one or two days, Saine reaped Spoils of War that satisfied him greatly.
Those Nesser Civilization Creature specimens were just one of many. What benefited Saine the most was his accidental discovery of a very well-hidden small warehouse.
The strange and unusual items and equipment displayed in the warehouse were still beyond Saine's understanding; he simply put them away in a separate Space Ring.
However, the Energy Crystal Blocks that occupied a third of the small warehouse made Saine exclaim that he had struck it rich. →69🅂🄷🅄🅇.🄲🄾🄼
The Energy Crystal Energy Crystal Blocks the Nesser Civilization are slightly different from those of the Wizard World.
One of the more obvious differences is that the Energy Crystal in the Wizard World are oval-shaped and can be held in one hand, which is to make it easier for Mage and Knight to absorb and use them.
The Energy Crystal Blocks of the Nesser Civilization are cubes, seemingly to make them easier to embed into the energy slots of Constructed Magic Puppet.
Furthermore, the purity of the Energy Crystal used by the two civilizations also seems to differ.
Therefore, Saine could not immediately and accurately determine how many Magic Coin all the Energy Crystal Blocks in the warehouse were worth; he simply felt that he had struck it rich this time.
The Energy Crystal alone are enough to justify Saine's participation in the war over the past few months.
Aside from the small warehouse that surprised and delighted Saine, Saine wasn't entirely without danger while exploring the base's lower levels.
Some special devices that look like Magic Guided Cannon were placed by the creatures of the Nesser Civilization in various corners of the base, especially in important areas, where they were basically all deployed.
For example, when Saine entered that hidden warehouse, he first disabled two suddenly activated Energy Beam Gun.
Compared to the firepower of the Surface World world, these Nesser Civilization weapons deployed within the base can at most injure weak creatures below level one.
For a powerhouse like Saine, who is at least a level one, as long as they act cautiously, nothing unexpected will usually happen.
After passing through several areas, Saine arrived at a huge hall with a transparent ceiling at the top.
This hall is larger than the several areas that Saine had previously traversed.
Upon arriving at this hall, Saine suddenly looked up and saw a crimson Magma Sea beyond the semi-transparent ceiling.
"This should be the central area of Azure Flame Trench, where the main force of the Wizard Civilization Legion seems to be located."
"Fighting against the main resistance force of the Nesser Civilization." Saine roughly estimated the location.
The scene that appeared before Saine immediately after Saine finished speaking confirmed his guess.
A twenty-meter-tall Constructed Magic Puppet, with more than a third of its limbs broken, plummeted straight down towards the bottom of the Magma Sea, eventually crashing onto the ceiling of the hall where Saine was standing.
A tremendous tremor followed, but even this enormous Constructed Magic Puppet couldn't break through the semi-transparent ceiling.
Through the ceiling, Saine could even see the broken limbs of the over twenty-meter-tall Constructed Magic Puppet, as well as the messy lines and metal plates among the remains.
A giant over ten meters tall, radiating crimson Element Power, soon came into Saine.
Saine could naturally tell that this Elemental Giant, who was over ten meters tall, must be a Second-Level Magician had activated his Elemental True Body, or perhaps Level-3 Magician with even greater power.
However, because of the semi-transparent ceiling, Saine could not accurately sense the opponent's power level.
This powerful Mage, outside the ceiling and in the Magma Sea, was originally focused on the Constructed Magic Puppet he had just destroyed.
However, in the process of dealing with the Constructed Magic Puppet, this Mage with keen observation skills also discovered that Saine was under the semi-transparent ceiling at the bottom of the Magma Sea.
Two Mage, both from the Wizard World, inadvertently locked eyes in the midst of this chaotic war.
It's unclear what either of them is thinking at this moment.
Saine thought about how powerful the opponent was, and felt a growing longing to acquire that power.
Judging from the somewhat complex Eye of Elements of that powerful Mage, he must be curious about how Saine entered the main base of the Nesser Civilization so quickly.
Aside from exchanging glances, Saine and this powerful Mage, whom they had never met before, had no other communication.
However, looking back from where the Mage's Elemental Body was, Saine noticed that on the mountain behind the powerful Mage and at the bottom of the Nesser Civilization base complex, a green substance was slowly flowing from a thick pipe.
"Green Glaze Mine!" Saine exclaimed in surprise.