For the moment, no one could answer Saine's doubts.
No matter what world it was, the use of energy elements and cultivation methods would never be so widespread as to become absurdly common.
Take this fishing village before him. It had dozens of inhabitants, yet not a single so-called "adventurer" had emerged.
As for knights and priests, there was even less need to mention them. Those two professions existed only within the temples.
Based on the images in these fishermen's memories, Saine judged that this world's so-called "adventurers" were probably creatures below Rank One who had initially grasped Elemental Power.
They were somewhat similar to Magic Apprentices and Knight Attendants in the Wizard World.
As for what rank classifications existed above Rank One, Saine did not know for the time being.
Moreover, he discovered that wars between nations seemed to rarely break out in this world.
There was no shortage of people. Blackwater City alone had hundreds of thousands of residents, yet it seemed to be only a small city.
Although there were no wars or conflicts between nations, conflicts between the major churches and temples were extremely intense.
Because the villagers of Mora Village believed in Storm God Iso, they would only seek help from the Storm Temple and would not go to the other two churches.
Beyond that, bloodshed often broke out between the subjects and believers of different churches.
The Black Tide and plague that had struck Mora Village decades ago—the simple-minded villagers did not know their origins.
However, from some death-element methods he had discovered, it was not difficult for Saine to infer that this might have been a conflict between two churches or temples that had harmed these innocent civilians.
And although these villagers found the girl's abnormality difficult to understand, the Temple Knights who