After arriving within the West Coast, although the Spider Queen's urging became increasingly frequent, Saine did not abandon his journey of travel and cultivation.
Having gradually figured out the pattern of the Spider Queen's appearances, Saine could even time things precisely, slipping off to briefly explore alien planes that interested him whenever she departed.
As one of Wizard Civilization's long-established top powers, the major warlock families and Holy Towers of the West Coast were connected to quite a few alien planes.
Moreover, the customs and atmosphere of the West Coast were far more open than those of the Astrology Highlands and the Northern Witches Organization that Saine had just passed through.
Besides the endlessly emerging bloodline warlocks, Saine also saw quite a few magicians of other schools.
It was worth mentioning that Saine did not see many knight-class professionals in the West Coast.
After making inquiries and judging for himself, Saine concluded that bloodline warlocks of the West Coast generally possessed outstanding close-combat prowess. Combined with the fact that bloodline warlocks also developed and expanded on the foundation of families, this land did not offer much soil for knight families to survive.
Although some knights had settled on the West Coast, the larger knight population had almost all gone to the Western Islands across the sea.
The Western Islands were likewise the Wizard World's foremost holy land for knights.
Their significance to the knight population of the Wizard World was equivalent to Sky City's status in the eyes of magicians.
The Knight Continent where Saine had undergone his trial back then was a treasure of the entire Wizard Civilization.
It was also a trace of affection and a gift left to its Mother Plane by a Level-9 Being of the Wizard World.
Although it had not earned the illustrious title