This time, Ming had laid everything bare with Saine.
Saine had indeed felt Ming's sincerity.
In truth, Ming had not needed to remind him. Saine now tangibly felt the Star Realm Rules rejecting him in every respect.
Because Saine had grasped the profound essence of the Star Realm's time-space foundations, this rejection appeared much lighter on the surface. This was the result of the Astral Realm Will compromising with Saine.
But in reality, the Astral Realm Will probably loathed Saine even more than before.
Saine had every reason to suspect that the Dimensional Ascension Gate in the Land of Exile was the passage suited for his eventual journey into High-Dimensional Time-Space.
Yet while passing through that channel, the Astral Realm Will might very well employ certain rule authorities to make Saine suffer a little.
When you walk the world, debts must be repaid.
Even a top-tier Star Realm expert like Saine was no exception.
However, Saine did not care what stumbling blocks the Astral Realm Will would ultimately place in his path.
Before absolute strength, any petty trick was useless.
Having experienced several Dimensional Hegemonies, Saine even dared enter the "Death Gate." What else was there to fear?
He even hoped that when the time came, the Astral Realm Will would come up with more "fancy tricks," so his journey to the Higher Dimensional Plane would not be so lonely.
For now, however, he and the Astral Realm Will were both in a state of muddling through, with each side giving the other ample face on the surface.
In any case, neither side was deliberately targeting the other for the time being.
Another manifestation of the Star Realm Rules excluding Saine due to his excessive destruction of balance rules was that the spoils of war seized by the Mechanical Civilization