The magicians of the Wizard World possessed not only formidable elemental power for striking down enemies, but also commonly mastered many defensive shield spells.
Able to attack and defend alike, the magicians of the Wizard World were likely one of the few all-rounder troop types born among the countless planes of the Star Realm.
Yes, these magicians, so passionate about exploring the mysteries of Truth, could do anything and dabbled in everything.
Though they had clearly embarked on a path of self-breakthrough and evolution, they were still able to create brilliant Magic Energy Alchemy Technology.
Though their bodies were incomparably frail, they possessed countless Magic Shields and had even created knights, a native-plane melee troop type meant to protect themselves.
Not to mention unconventional magicians like Saine, who trained their bodies.
This left magicians with even fewer weaknesses!
There were no so-called "perfect creatures" in the Star Realm, and the magicians of the Wizard World were naturally far from meeting the standard of perfection.
But these magicians, so rich in creativity and the spirit of exploration, would do everything possible to make up for their own shortcomings.
This was also what allowed them to draw closer to perfection.
Just as Saine had embarked upon the path of body refinement, the Wizard World also had a group of Spellcasters who possessed considerable close-combat capabilities and formidable physiques.
These Spellcasters were Bloodline Warlocks.
Although the Komoyin Giant Serpent Warlock Family did not represent the Dragon Vein Warlocks, the strongest combat force among Bloodline Warlocks, as a medium-sized warlock family, the Komoyin Giant Serpent Warlocks should not be underestimated.
Among the Wizard World magicians leading this operation was, coincidentally, a Demigod-level Komoyin Giant Serpent Warlock.
Saine saw with his own eyes how, amid a strange chant, the other party transformed into a brilliantly