"In the Wizard World's generally accepted definition, a Level-3 Magician has Mental Strength reaching ten thousand points, while a Level-3 Knight has physique reaching ten thousand points."
"But this probably hadn't been the case since the Ancient Era."
"During the Ancient Era, the Wizard World's development of body tempering and magical elements had not yet reached its peak."
"Perhaps one could already be considered a Level-3 creature when their Mental Strength was only in the several thousands."
"Moreover, Wizard Civilization had continuously developed and changed its choice of units and quantities for measuring Mental Strength."
"For example, besides the most commonly used Mental Strength points, hertz was also an important unit for measuring Mental Strength."
In the laboratory, Saine rubbed his brow and muttered to himself.
The exploration of Truth did not merely concern what lay on the surface.
Beyond the most straightforward experimental research, Saine also needed to understand the history of civilization, particularly the historical progression related to the experiment he was conducting.
This was also why Magicians were generally said to be learned people.
They had simply seen too much and understood too much.
No wonder Spellcasters of the Wizard World generally described lifeforms from Alien Planes as "ignorant" and "lowly."
It was not only because Magicians, standing at the height of a Top-Level Civilization, possessed a sense of superiority. It was also possible that they genuinely felt some creatures had nothing but well-developed muscles and no brains to speak of.
This was even reflected in the Wizard World's Magician community, which generally held a sense of superiority over Knights.
The Knights had even accepted it.
Aside from the fact that there were fewer Magicians, it was indeed because the Wizard World had become so brilliant only through the crystallized wisdom of Magicians.
At the very least,