Reunion

In the end, Saine only wandered around the outer areas of City of Steel and broadened his horizons.

It wasn't that he didn't want to enter the heart of the City of Steel, but rather that he didn't have the authority.

The deeper central areas are only accessible to mechanics of level two or above, and those with the corresponding Mechanical Holy Tower insignia are also required to enter.

Of course, some elementalists can definitely enter, and the overall atmosphere of the Wizard World is not so xenophobic or selfish.

However, Saine is not in that category either.

According to Saine's guess, he would probably have to wait until he advanced to the third level or higher as a Grand Mage before he would be allowed to enter the core area of City of Steel.

Although he failed to enter the heart of the City of Steel, Saine was extremely satisfied with his trip.

Besides, even if he could get in... Saine might not have the energy to explore everything.

To this day, Saine has been in City of Steel for more than half a year, but Saine has only briefly visited less than one-tenth of the City of Steel's outer and central areas.

The City of Steel is too big; it's not something that Saine can explore in just a year or a few years.

Besides the astonishing size of the main city, the City of Steel's vertical and horizontal Zongheng arrangement is also remarkable.

Especially the extensive Underground Space... The City of Steel gave Saine a new understanding of the traditional underground world of the Wizard World. →

Within the City of Steel, the so-called Underground City is not made of rock and soil, nor is it filled with darkness and silence.

Instead, there is endless metal and spotless, smooth floors.

The Underground City also has a very comprehensive lighting and air purification system.

In addition, the high level of education and overall civilization of the City of Steel, a top power in the Wizard World, truly shocked and impressed Saine.

These shocks and feelings are enough for Saine to spend decades reflecting upon.

And it will have a more profound impact on his future understanding and concept building.

After leaving City of Steel, Saine took Teleportation Array and headed towards the coastal city to the west of City of Steel.

The time he was supposed to meet with Bixi was fast approaching, Saine wasn't one to be late, nor did he want to arrive right on time, so he decided to go ahead of schedule.

The advanced and convenient teleportation network allowed Saine to reach the western estuary of the City of Steel in less than a week.

During this time, Saine also studied a lot of Necromancy Element and Space Element magic.

He recalled that when he crossed the Mamet United Alliance before, the Mamet United Alliance hadn't directly built a large Teleportation Array to send the Bixi to the corresponding location.

It's likely because Bixi is simply too large; the cost of teleporting it would be extremely high, making widening the river channel a more convenient option. (The cost of spatial teleportation is related to the mass of the organism.)

Furthermore, the widening of the river channel will also benefit shipping within the territory of the Mamet United Alliance.

Bixi essentially helped reinforce the riverbed for free.

The Saxon River is a well-known and large river in the City of Steel.

The river flows from east to west, traversing multiple areas within the City of Steel.

Including its numerous tributaries, the entire Saxon River System covers one-third of the City of Steel's territory, nourishing countless lives.

The source of the Saxon River is in the distant Sage's Forest to the east.

There, the river has another name, given by those magical beasts.

The vastness and complexity of the Wizard World's landscape make the environment of this plane extremely complex as well.

The true source of the Saxon River should be traced further south to the Sage's Forest.

It's estimated that it might have some connection to the Qierqisi Mountain Range, the first mountain range in the southern part of the Wizard World, which Saine had previously passed through.

Saine isn't Mage studies geology and geography; he probably thinks Earth Element elementals in the Wizard World would be more interested in related knowledge and information.

Upon leaving the city and arriving at the mouth of the Saxon River, which flows into the Western Ocean.

A majestic and imposing emerald green figure appeared in Saine's sight.

Saine thought he had arrived early enough, but he didn't expect that Bixi had arrived even earlier than him.

That green figure, resembling a small island, stood quietly near the shore.

A variety of small birds of different shapes hovered in the sky.

Bathed in golden sunlight, this scene is especially pleasing.

Beside Bixi, Saine didn't see any human Mage or Knight. It seemed the City of Steel was also quite interested in this formidable figure.

Although on the surface it appears that only the Bixi turtle is sunbathing on the shore, there are probably other people secretly watching this place.

Including Saine himself, it is estimated that he has already come into the sights of certain entities in the Mamet United Alliance and the City of Steel.

His first-level Life Level is indeed nothing special, but the tower master mentor behind him has a significant influence.

The Bixi was in a light sleep at the moment, but before Saine could even get to Bixi side, the Dragon Turtle with its thick shell and emerald green scales had already woken up.

On the eve of their parting, the Bixi added another layer of blessing to Saine.

This shield, strong enough to withstand most attacks, had not been triggered for over a year, but when Saine approached Bixi, Bixi could still sense it immediately.

After all, this was a blessing it specially bestowed upon Saine.

However, this blessing has a limited time limit; Bixi's abilities are not yet as exaggerated as those of its older siblings.

In about six months, this semi-transparent shield, which can become invisible at any time, should completely disappear.

Its dark, round eyes suddenly opened, and Bixi raised its dragon head from beneath the sea surface.

"Why are you here so early?" Saine asked Bixi in a casual tone; their conversations were always so natural.

Bixi's dragon mouth bulged, clearly showing some annoyance, and it said, "My Fourth Brother doesn't care about me at all. It has already left the Wizard World and gone to a place called..."

"A place called the Elf Great World," Bixi replied.

Saine had naturally heard of the names of the Elf World.

As for why Bixi's brother Mo Yan there, not only did Saine not know, but Bixi was also completely baffled.

This is a very mischievous dragon, and it certainly has the ability to do so.

Leaving aside its family, just the few King of Magic Beasts that accompanied it when it first appeared were all formidable individually.

Not to mention, bringing them together and condensing them into a single force.

Saine had reason to believe that the King of Magic Beasts that Mo Yan knew was definitely more than the four he had seen.