After setting out alone on his journey, Saine no longer deliberately concealed the Spider Queen's existence.
The Spider Queen was bold because of her exceptional skill. Perhaps because she was originally a creature of the Wizard World, she did not mind revealing her appearance on her home plane at all.
In fact, unless a being of Level Four or above came into close contact with her, lower-ranking knights and magicians simply could not tell that the Silver-Skirt Woman who often remained at Saine's side was a divine power incarnation of a god.
The Spider Queen's beauty was simply breathtaking.
That temperament which combined purity and ravishing beauty had not only stunned Saine when he first saw her, but also attracted countless frivolous men who came to flirt with her during Saine's travels.
It had to be said that knights of the Wizard World—male knights in particular—shared the common vice of lustfulness.
Even Saine's father-in-law Wilson, such an upright and handsome Sky Knight, led a rather messy private life.
Over the several hundred years of Saine's life, he had encountered no shortage of beautiful women.
Yet even an ordinary Knight Attendant had probably pursued more women than he had.
It could not be helped. Saine was a magician in pursuit of truth. Unlike knights, he did not possess such vigorous reproductive desire.
More than ninety percent of Saine's energy had been devoted to magical experiments in the past.
Less than ten percent of what remained was usually used to relax with Nataya and the other women.
Even with only that fraction, because Saine maintained his Body Tempering Experiment, he often left Nataya thoroughly satisfied.
As for the other frail female magicians involved with him, they found it even harder to endure his lashing.
Ever since he had parted with Nataya and