For her to recognize Saine's true nature at a glance, this Spider Goddess's background was surely no simple matter.
Especially the "Baxia Family" she mentioned—who did that refer to? Could it be Tourmaline's family?
Could Baxia be Tourmaline's father?
Though his body was weak and he had lost his basic senses, Saine's mind remained extraordinarily active, and he naturally arrived at that conclusion.
This Sexy Goddess's small hand was still resting on Saine's head. He felt blood pouring from him, crimson blood even blurring his vision.
But Saine had remained alive from beginning to end, which meant she had not crushed his head with a single grasp.
To kill Saine, this Spider Goddess needed only one finger.
Yet in reality, the two protective talismans on Saine meant that truly killing him would be an utterly thankless affair for this Goddess.
If this Goddess truly were an otherworldly evil god who had come to the Wizard World to brazenly spread her faith,
then naturally, she would not have such reservations.
Unfortunately, however, this Goddess was also part of the Wizard World.
With her background and strength, killing an ordinary Third-Level Great Magician without anyone noticing would not have been a problem at all.
Not to mention keeping it hidden—even if it were exposed, it would not have been a big deal.
After all, she had caused no small amount of trouble over the years and stirred up quite a few disasters.
Yet the Guardians and other upper echelons of the Wizard World had never done anything to her.
Born with a golden key in her mouth—that was exactly the kind of supreme powerhouse she was.
But Saine, protected by a wisp of Light of the Planes, was different.
If Saine fell, the Plane Will and the Guardians would definitely sense it.