After her final meeting at the frontline Combat Command, Lilith completely vanished from the public eye of Wizard Civilization.
She temporarily entrusted the civilization supreme treasure, the Death Scythe, to Lina.
Come to think of it, Saine himself did not yet possess a complete civilization supreme treasure.
Everything he had on hand was either a component or fragment of a civilization supreme treasure.
Yet Lina, Saine's wife, had actually obtained a flawless civilization supreme treasure before him, and one whose attributes suited her exceptionally well. It left Saine deeply moved.
The Death Scythe had not been given entirely to Lina. Lilith had merely entrusted it to Lina for use on behalf of Wizard Civilization.
She could only be considered its "first user," not its "equipment owner."
If, during the ensuing war, Master Naige'er or Rogge suddenly expressed a desire to use it, Lina would also have to respect the wishes of these two Wizard Civilization Black Magicians and Undead Magicians, both far more senior than herself.
However, these two Rank Eight True Spirits of Wizard Civilization probably would not be eyeing Lina's Death Scythe for the time being.
That was because what Rogge had obtained was precisely the second civilization supreme treasure Lilith had left for Wizard Civilization—the Summoning Codex.
Even Master Naige'er's main research efforts in recent years had been focused on Geluomuzi's corpse and the civilization supreme treasure known as the Death Crown.
The golden age of Wizard Civilization's Dark Magicians and Undead Element Magicians had thoroughly erupted within Wizard Civilization with Lilith's advancement to Level 9 and the emergence of several Death Element civilization supreme treasures!
It could even be said that the Minghe Holy Book and Sealing Divine Ring, the two civilization supreme treasures held by Little Tenth of the Minghe Remnant Clan, could barely be