Watching Genji's angelic body gradually disappear into the distance.
There was not the slightest ripple in Saine's heart.
Perhaps it was due to his advancing age and ever-higher Life Realm.
Saine's mental state was increasingly developing toward something "inhuman."
When considering the vast majority of matters, he relied mostly on reason. For now, emotional factors seemed limited to his relatives and those enforcers under his command who were genuinely loyal to him.
The reason he had so readily handed Genji over to the Light God Race for resurrection, without much psychological burden, was that he had long seen through Genji's loyalty over the years. It had never been sincere; it had merely been driven by self-interest.
One could say this was also the complexity of human nature.
Clearly, Saine himself and many other high-level figures of Wizard Civilization knew that more than ninety percent of the alien civilizations attached to Wizard Civilization had submitted to the Wizard Alliance only because of self-interest and fear of Wizard Civilization's strength.
Yet as leaders of Wizard Civilization, Saine and the other high-level figures not only demanded that those alien Dominators and civilizations display loyalty to Wizard Civilization through their actions, but also hoped they would sincerely support Wizard Civilization and sacrifice themselves for it without compensation.
But evidently, such cases were exceedingly rare.
There was another reason behind Saine's conduct this time in the higher dimension: only the small number of people who had followed him there knew what he had done to Genji.
It had not been publicly disclosed within the Wizard Alliance of the Material Star Realm.
Since no one else knew of it, Saine naturally felt no psychological burden when doing bad things.
Besides, was this really a bad thing?
Whenever he thought of that trace of Light God Race