Rules Unlike Any Other

Saine assumed that once he entered the light barrier, he would appear directly in the sea on the other side of the light barrier that he had just seen. →

But in reality, when he entered the light curtain, he was in front of a special blue-purple space.

The space has a straight passageway leading forward, and a striking light appears at the end of the passageway.

Strangely, in the vicinity of the passage, Saine did not see any of the other trial participants who had entered at the same time as him.

"Are they using Space Element manipulation techniques?"

"Why can't I find a single spatial array pattern? And the feeling this Space Channel gives me is completely different from the Teleportation Array passages I've experienced before."

"What a strange space. I wonder what mysteries it holds." Looking at the unique blue-purple space around him, Saine continued towards the end of the passage.

As Saine reached the end of the passage, the blinding white light dissipated.

When he opened his eyes again, Saine was already in a lush, green forest.

There was no spatial shift or fluctuation whatsoever, nor any discomfort after passing through the Space Channel. This was the first time Saine had ever encountered such a situation.

"The average elemental concentration is nearly three times that of the outside world, and the elemental softness is also extremely compatible with the creatures of the Wizard World. It truly deserves to be a secret realm left behind by Level-9 Being," Saine exclaimed, sensing the surrounding environment.

A Crystal Ball appeared in Saine's hand, and soon the number 287% appeared on the surface of the Crystal Ball, indicating that the elemental concentration here was 285% higher than that of the normal Wizard World.

Looking across the billions of planes in the Star Realm, the elemental concentration of the Wizard World is definitely among the highest in many planes.

This is the foundation of Top-Level Plane.

Poison Fire Green Flame World as an example. Although the concentration of Fire Element particles in that world is high, the overall elemental concentration is estimated to be less than one percent of that in the Wizard World.

This change in elemental concentration is directly reflected in the quantity and intensity of life forms bred in both worlds.

In addition, the softness of elements and the utilization rate of elements are also important factors in distinguishing the differences between the two worlds.

If we say that the unique elemental atmosphere of the Wizard World makes the creatures of this plane absorb elemental energy particles effectively, we can give it a score of 90.

Therefore, in the Poison Fire Green Flame World, the efficiency of living organisms in absorbing elemental energy is only about 30%. The gap between the Wizard World and ordinary weaker planes is already large enough.

Meanwhile, in the Knight Continent Secret Realm where Saine was located, the elemental concentration alone meant that the trial participants who entered it accumulated Magic Power three times faster than those outside.

Not to mention, besides the most basic differences in element concentration, there are many other good things here.

"Huh? I've never seen a plant like this before."

"Is it a plant unique to the Knight Continent?" Noticing a graceful, lush plant not far away, Saine walked over with a curious and inquisitive mind.

The vastness of the Knight Continent exceeded Saine's imagination.

Even though Saine flew in a fixed direction for a month, he still couldn't get out of the jungle where he had stayed when he first arrived on the Knight Continent.

Of course, it's also possible that Saine's flight speed was much slower compared to the outside world.

What makes the Knight Continent different from the outside world is not only the concentration and softness of elements and the native flora and fauna, but also the gravity here, which is greater than that of the outside world.

Due to the changes in gravity, it is estimated that many Level 1 creatures that have just entered the area will find it difficult to maintain flight for an extended period of time.

Only organisms at level two or above will not be greatly affected.

The reason why Saine was able to fly for a month was due to his strong physique.

Ultimately, the greatest impact of gravity is not the increased cost of Magic Power, but rather the strain on the muscles and physical endurance of living organisms.

Most Mage are physically weak, and it seems that this gravitational effect cannot be offset by Magic Shield.

Just as Saine couldn't explain the mystery of that special blue-purple space when he first passed through it, this disregard for the gravitational influence of the Magic Shield is also something he can't understand at Saine stage.

"Since it is named Knight Continent, this secret realm must be primarily prepared for Knight."

"The first Level-9 Being born in the Wizard World, could it be Knight? That's incredible," Saine muttered to himself.

Given that Spellcaster generally hold a higher status than Knight, the Level-9 Being being born in the Wizard World was Knight was indeed beyond the expectations of many New Life Knight and Mage.

For nearly a month, in addition to constantly traveling in the same direction, Saine has also collected a large number of native plant and animal specimens from the Knight Continent.

From a tiny blade of Little Grass or an insect to a towering tree, everything is vastly different from the outside world.

And it may be because the element concentration here is too high.

As far as Saine could see, it seemed that all plants and animals could be classified as magical materials!

This is a true treasure trove; its richness far exceeds anything Saine had ever known.

However, after a month, although he had collected quite a few small specimens, Saine hadn't collected many large animal specimens.

It's not that they're not here, but rather that many of the ones Saine has encountered are not so easy to deal with or capture.

After entering the Knight Continent Trial Space, Saine lost the ability to summon Yuli and Little Seven.

Saine could sense that they were still safely Dimensional Bag, but for some reason, he just couldn't summon them.

Equipment such as Space Ring that store inanimate objects can function normally.

I couldn't help but look up at the sky, and all I could see was a normal blue sky.

But Saine knew in his heart that at the end of the sky, there should also be a blue-purple light curtain separating the inside from the outside.

Given the gravity properties of the Knight Continent and certain rules that Saine cannot comprehend, the upper levels of the sky are beyond Saine's reach.

It is estimated that only experts at level three or even four or above can explore that place.

Saine recalled seeing a huge black shadow with a wingspan of over two hundred meters flying across the distant sky two weeks ago.

What kind of creature was it? With his severely limited Mental Strength, Saine could only detect subtle fluctuations within a fifty-meter radius.

The high places in the sky, and even more distant places, are beyond his current reach.

From this perspective, it's understandable that Saine's mentor Luluman, wasn't in a hurry to let Saine explore the Knight Continent.

In the second month after entering the Knight Continent, Saine finally encountered a living person.

This is a Level 1 Knight trapped in a jungle swamp.

Upon spotting Saine, the Knight promptly cried out, "Hey, help me!"